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"The European Union (EU) will continue to strengthen political and economic cooperation with Ukraine and congratulate its progress," European leaders said at a summit with the president of the EU. Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, Monday, July 9. At the press conference after the meeting, European and Ukrainian politicians asked Russia to release political prisoners and promise to continue to maintain sanctions against Russia
Ukraine is about to hold elections Ukraine and the EU faced a great challenge at the EU-Ukraine meeting: the progress made so far has been evaluated and highlighted: Ukraine has already received and is still awaiting financial support from the EU. Understand what progress has been made.
President of Ukraine Petro Po Roshenko said that Ukraine has made reforms that would be supernatural to each other in Europe. Macrofinancial badistance, including the development of several billion euros to support the country's development, was one of the topics on the agenda.
Ukraine has already concluded an badociation and free trade agreement and a visa-free regime. Ukraine has fulfilled a number of conditions, which has helped support billions of euros. But much remains to be done in the country to organize the economy, fight corruption, strengthen the judicial system. The presidential elections in Ukraine will be held next March and diplomats in Brussels stress that it is very important that Ukraine pursue reforms despite the upcoming political developments.
Negotiations also affected Russia. Since 2014, the Ukrainian authorities have recalled the situation in the country and the fact that there is still no bloody explosion in eastern Ukraine and the Crimea is still anecdotal. The President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, also said that Russia should understand that its image in the world is not only organized by the Football World Cup, but also all that it does in the neighborhood.
For its part, Poroshenko did not hide the fact that the protracted conflict with Russia greatly weakens Ukraine's ability to develop and welcomed the fact that the EU still maintains sanctions against Russia. Although this has not been publicly disclosed, Ukrainians are worried about what will soon be discussed in Washington, by US President Donald Tramp and Russian leader Vladimir Putin, and the way in which this could further affect the security of the region
