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EU extends 'trade visa-free regime' for Ukraine for another year
The EU has finally approved the "trade visa-free regime" for Ukraine. Duty-free and quota-free trade for our country has been extended for another year
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Prime Minister of Ukraine, Denys Shmyhal, announced the information.
The head of the Ukrainian government noted that this is an important support for the state.
"This is an important support for our producers, exports and economy. We continue to integrate into the EU at an accelerated pace," Shmyhal wrote.
- On March 27, EU's permanent representatives extended the "trade visa-free regime," autonomous trade measures for Ukraine, but with the addition of safeguard restrictions.
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