Moldovan Parliament Approves CIS Treaty Denunciation in First Reading
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- •On March 20, 2026, the Moldovan Parliament passed the first reading of a draft law to withdraw from the CIS formation agreement and CIS charter.
- •The denunciation affects Moldova's membership in the Commonwealth of Independent States, a regional organization formed after the Soviet Union's dissolution.
- •Moldovan deputies have publicly warned about potential consequences of exiting the CIS, including impacts on economic and security cooperation.
- •The final approval of the denunciation law by Moldova's Parliament has not yet occurred, leaving the withdrawal timeline uncertain.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Moldovan Parliament approves the denunciation law in the final reading Moldova will formally exit the CIS, which could reduce its participation in regional agreements and affect trade and security ties with CIS member states.
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RURIA Novosti (RU)Молдавский депутат предупредил о последствиях выхода страны из СНГRUTASS (EN)Moldovan parliament approves in 1st reading withdrawal from agreement on establishing CISRURBC (RU)Парламент Молдавии в первом чтении одобрил денонсацию договоров об СНГRUInterfax (RU)Парламент Молдавии денонсировал Соглашение о создании СНГ и Устав СНГ