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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10974
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SECTORAL POLICIES / (ae) jha

Commission suggests visa-free travel for Moldovans

Brussels, 29/11/2013 (Agence Europe) - As announced a few days ago, the European Commission unveiled plans on Wednesday 27 November to scrap the visa requirement for Moldovan passport-holders for travel to the European Union, as long as they travel on biometric passports. José Manuel Barroso said on 15 November that Moldova meets all the requirements laid down in the special action plan and is therefore eligible for visa-free travel once the Council of Ministers and European Parliament have...

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SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) TRANSPORT: Agreement not expected on railways or air passenger rights
(AE) COMPETITIVENESS: Full agenda for second Council of Lithuanian Presidency
(AE) RESEARCH: Ministers focus on public-private and public-public partnerships
(AE) SPACE: Competitiveness Council to confirm Copernicus for 2014-2020
(AE) JHA: Cameron angered by Andor but backed by pro-European deputy prime minister
(AE) JHA: Eighteen member states launch EUROSUR on 2 December
(AE) JHA: Commission suggests visa-free travel for Moldovans
(AE) JHA: Aid for Bulgaria for coping with Syrian refugees
(AE) FOOD: Stronger controls and deterrent anti-fraud penalties
(AE) FOOD: Commission snubbed over GM pollen in honey
(AE) BIODIVERSITY: Partial moratorium on 3 bee-killer pesticides takes effect
(AE) CLIMATE: CO2 from cars - Coreper endorses renegotiated agreement
(AE) HEALTH: Circulatory diseases main cause of death among those aged 65+
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Genetic resources in agriculture must be preserved
(AE) AGRICULTURE: South African citrus fruit - EU measures have no effect (COPA)
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UKRAINE: EU and Kiev leave door open for signing agreement
(AE) EASTERN PARTNERSHIP: Initialling agreements with Moldova and Georgia
(AE) ARMENIA: EU and Armenia to review basis of their relations
(AE) BELARUS: Minsk ready to start negotiations on visas
(AE) MOROCCO: “We must remain focused on fisheries agreement” (Dati)
(AE) TUNISIA: EU hopes for exit of crisis in near future
(AE) UN/AGRICULTURE: Conference on family farms
(AE) CENTRAL AMERICA: Free-trade operational with the six countries
(AE) COLOMBIA: Not enough human rights progress
(AE) TRADE: De Gucht promises a fair system for investment protection
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) GREECE: No decision on troika's return to Athens (Commission)
(AE) BANKING: Ministers continue bank resolution scheme talks
(AE) ECONOMY: Eurozone inflation 0.9% in November
(AE) POLAND: Swoboda says joining the euro would give Poland greater influence
(AE) FINANCE: French senators query European Commission's benchmark plans
(AE) COMPETITION: Schneider Electric to acquire Invensys for €3.9 billion
(AE) STATE AID:
(AE) LUXEMBOURG:
SOCIAL AFFAIRS - CULTURE
(AE) SOCIAL: Negotiation to continue in Council on posted workers
(AE) SOCIAL: Unemployment down slightly in eurozone but not for youth
(AE) CULTURE: First sites named for European Heritage Label
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