In this article the author analyzes the Europeanization of two post-soviet sates that have European aspirations, Republic of Moldova and Georgia. In ge-neral, the concept of Europeanization was more attributed to the EU member states, but recently it is used to explain the domestic changes that produce Eu-ropean integration within candidate states as well as within states with Europe-an aspirations. Eastern Partnership is considered to be an instrument that fos-ters Europeanization in participatory states. In this context, Moldova and Geor-gia, indeed, have implemented a range of important reforms that have produced positive changes at domestic level. Implementation of Association Agreements signed with European Union will promote this process further. Europeanization can also play an important role in peaceful conflict resolution. The author un-derlines the necessity of realization of Europeanization by the population in co-nditions that this process is developed mainly by the government