EU Commissioner Visits Moldova as Humanitarian Aid Shifts to Long-Term Inclusion
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The shift from emergency relief to national-system inclusion will affect services for Ukrainian refugees and host communities in Moldova, with implications for operating conditions and workforce mobility in the region.
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- European Commission Press CornerEU Commissioner Visits Moldova as Humanitarian Aid Shifts to Long-Term Inclusion
EU Commissioner Lahbib made her first visit to Moldova, noting the country has taken in more than two million people since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and still hosts around 140,000 Ukrainian refugees. The EU has provided over €93 million in humanitarian aid since 2022, but with the Refugee Response Plan ending this year, support is shifting from emergency relief to long-term inclusion in national systems. Moldova also deployed around 50 firefighters to Greece and hosted Ukraine's aerial firefighting capacities.