Ukraine wants to join EU within two years, PM says
Region
- 30 January, 2023
- 06:31
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has a tight two-year timetable for securing EU membership that is bound to dominate discussions at this week’s historic EU-Ukraine summit, the first to take place on Ukrainian soil, Report informs via Politico.
Shmyhal himself is imposing a tough deadline. “We have a very ambitious plan to join the European Union within the next two years,” he told POLITICO. “So we expect that this year, in 2023, we can already have this pre-entry stage of negotiations,” he said.
The newspaper notes that Kyiv's plans of accession is a problem since no one within the EU thinks this is realistic.
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