Moldova will be attending the first Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum in Brussels between November 16 and 17.
The event is organized by the European Commission, the European Union presidency, and the European Economic and Social Committee. Its purpose is to encourage stronger ties between the civil society, the members of the Eastern Partnership, and EU members, as well as talk about various social, political, and economic reforms.
The Eastern Partnership is an EU project intended to develop stronger ties and encourage European-style reforms in six countries - Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine.
Twenty Moldovan organizations are supposed to be in attendance, but the list of participants seems not to have been made public.
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