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Moldova has accelerated its EU accession reforms, ranking second in progress after Montenegro, according to European Commission Vice President Roxana Mînzatu. The Commission adopted roadmaps for accession negotiations with Moldova, Montenegro, Albania, and Ukraine, outlining priorities for 2027. Mînzatu emphasized Moldova's strong commitment to aligning with European standards despite challenges like high energy costs and security threats. She stated that the future of these countries lies within the EU, highlighting that EU expansion has strengthened democracy and stability in Europe. Romania has received over 116 billion euros in EU funds since its accession, aiding its economic development.