Moldovan Government Approves Exit from CIS Charter
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- •On March 11, 2026, Moldova's government approved legal projects to formally denounce the CIS Charter.
- •Moldova has initiated the official procedure to withdraw from the CIS's basic treaties.
- •The ruling party in Moldova faces criticism from opposition groups accusing it of severing key ties with the CIS.
- •The CIS includes Russia and several former Soviet republics, with which Moldova had maintained political and economic agreements.
- •This is the first time Moldova has moved to fully exit the CIS since its independence.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Moldova completes its withdrawal from the CIS Moldova will lose access to CIS trade agreements and political cooperation, potentially pushing it closer to European institutions and affecting its relations with Russia.
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