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Von der Leyen also open to flexible EU accession process

Von der Leyen also open to flexible EU accession process

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has expressed support for a more dynamic EU accession process for candidate countries. Speaking after the EU-Western Balkans summit, she emphasized the importance of rewarding reform efforts with deeper integration into the European Union.

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