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Ukraine’s Reconstruction: A Second ‘Big Bang’ for European Business?
5 November 2024
7 November 2024
Future of Ukraine Fellow
The EU’s latest enlargement report marks a critical milestone for Ukraine, validating its progress in governance, judicial reform and anti-corruption. With plans to open negotiation clusters by 2025, the report provides a clear path forward while underscoring the demanding work ahead in Ukraine’s EU membership journey.
The European Commission’s latest enlargement report assesses candidate countries’ EU membership progress, putting Ukraine’s efforts in the spotlight.
Despite the ongoing war and complex socio-political landscape, Ukraine has made substantial advances in democratic governance, judicial reform and anti-corruption initiatives.
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Future of Ukraine Fellow
Future of Ukraine Fellow 2024 at Visegrad Insight. She was born in Crimea, Ukraine, and is currently based in Kyiv, Ukraine. She brings over nine years of experience in the public sector, including roles in the Verkhovna Rada, Ministry of Justice, and various NGOs. Valeriia completed the Schuman Traineeship at the EU Parliament and is a recipient of the FCDO Scholarship for a post-graduate course in strategic communication. Currently, she serves as the Program Manager for the USAID RANG Programme, an organisation dedicated to supporting the Ukrainian parliament in becoming more people-oriented and enhancing the legislative process. Valeriia’s goal is to assist Ukrainian institutions on their path toward EU integration. Her primary areas of interest are governance and the rule of law.
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