Council of the EU begins official preparations for start of talks on Ukraine’s accession
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The Council of the European Union, under the Cypriot presidency, has started preparations for formal accession negotiations with Moldova and Ukraine. The article notes that these negotiations typically take over a decade and cites Turkey's ongoing process as an example of the long-term nature of the procedure.
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What happened
The Council of the European Union has begun formal preparations to the start of accession negotiations with Moldova and Ukraine, the Cypriot presidency in the Council said on the X social network.
Why it matters
"Today the Cyprus Presidency initiated the preparation for the formal opening of Cluster one in the accession negotiations of Ukraine and Moldova," the post says.
Common ground
The presidency pledged to work hard in the coming days to complete the discussion within the Council regarding the start of the talks.
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The Council of the European Union, under the Cypriot presidency, has started preparations for formal accession negotiations with Moldova and Ukraine. The article notes that these negotiations typically take over a decade and cites Turkey's ongoing process as an example of the long-term nature of the procedure.
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