site.btaEuropean Commission Adopts 2024 Enlargement Package

The European Commission Wednesday adopted its annual Enlargement Package, providing a detailed assessment of the state of play and the progress made by Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine and Turkiye, on their respective paths towards EU accession. The assessments are accompanied by recommendations and guidance on the reform priorities.

Enlargement is a historic opportunity both for the acceding countries and for the current Member States and the EU as a whole. There are significant socio-economic, political and security advantages of a bigger and stronger Union.

European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, said: “The tense geopolitical context makes it more compelling than ever that we complete the reunification of our continent, under the same values of democracy and the rule of law. We have already taken great strides over the last years towards integrating new Member States. And enlargement will remain a top priority of the new Commission”.

For detailed findings and recommendations on each country, see:

Albania: Report; Country factsheet

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Report; Country factsheet

Kosovo: Report; Country factsheet

Montenegro: Report; Country factsheet

North Macedonia: Report; Country factsheet

Serbia: Report; Country factsheet

Georgia: Report; Country factsheet

Moldova: Report; Country factsheet

Ukraine: Report; Country factsheet

Turkiye: Report; Country factsheet