The European Union announced over €260 million in new funding for Moldova during a bilateral summit in Brussels with President Maia Sandu. The financial aid will be allocated to infrastructure development, security enhancements, and countering hybrid threats. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa reiterated the EU’s support for Moldova’s accession process. Leaders emphasized Moldova’s future lies within the European Union, signaling a strengthened partnership. The funding package aims to bolster Moldova’s resilience and facilitate its path towards EU integration. This commitment follows ongoing efforts to support Moldova’s political and economic stability, particularly in the context of regional challenges. The summit underscored the EU’s dedication to fostering closer ties with its Eastern European neighbor.