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The EU's share in Ukrainian trade is about 42 percent while Ukraine holds only one percent in the EU's trade balance. This asymmetry shows the new point of efforts and potential growth for both sides (Photo: European Parliament)

Ukraine and EU - stitched together

International unions are built and kept together with a particular aim: to create a common vision for the future and share all the advantages (and challenges!) on the way.

As a journey of 10,000 miles begins with a single step, Ukraine's return to the European family began with the Association Agreement inking. We have walked a long way since then.

Today there are no doubts that Ukraine is a noticeable part of the EU economic and security systems. Ukraine's drastic transformatio...

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Olga Stefanishyna is deputy prime minister for European and Euro-Atlantic integration of Ukraine.

The EU's share in Ukrainian trade is about 42 percent while Ukraine holds only one percent in the EU's trade balance. This asymmetry shows the new point of efforts and potential growth for both sides (Photo: European Parliament)

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Olga Stefanishyna is deputy prime minister for European and Euro-Atlantic integration of Ukraine.

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