Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal declared meeting EU membership criteria by the end of 2024 a strategic task for Ukraine during a government meeting.
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Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal stated that meeting the criteria for joining the European Union by the end of 2024 is a strategic task for Ukraine.
Ukraine received five visa-free regimes with the EU during 2022, covering visas, energy, transport, economic, customs, and digital areas.
Hundreds of regulations have been adopted to align Ukrainian legislation with European standards, with more preparing for adoption next year.
The Ukrainian government stated it has implemented seven recommendations of the European Commission to assess progress on membership.
The European Union agreed to an early assessment of seven recommendations, expected in spring 2023, rather than the autumn 2023 timeline initially insisted upon.
Ukraine was able to maintain stability in the financial, banking and economic sectors.
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