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Implementation period:
July 2025 — July 2026
A common future. Poland and Ukraine in the European single market
2025_08
This project builds on the previous initiative “Ukraine’s Path to the EU: Poland’s Accession Experience,” implemented by IER and WEI in 2023–2024. The new stage focuses on sectoral dialogue between Ukraine and Poland in the context of Ukraine’s accession negotiations with the European Union. It addresses shared challenges and cooperation potential in agriculture, transport, labor migration, infrastructure, and post-war reconstruction.
Project Goal
To strengthen mutual understanding between Ukraine and Poland in the context of Ukraine’s EU accession by establishing a joint expert base, developing policy solutions, and creating a permanent dialogue platform.
Expected Results
- 6 online discussions with at least 100 participants each;
- 1 hybrid event in Poland with a minimum of 5 Ukrainian participants and over 40 total participants;
- 6 short analytical summaries;
- 2 in-depth analytical papers;
- At least 50 social media publications;
- At least 2 media articles based on project materials.
Project Events:
Webinar “Partnership in Practice: Participation of Polish Businesses in Ukraine’s Reconstruction” (Ukr., Eng., Pol.);
Webinar “Labour Mobility and Integration between Ukraine and Poland: Challenges and Opportunities” (Ukr., Eng., Pol.);
Webinar “New Routes of Europe. Poland and Ukraine Between Logistics and Politics” (Ukr., Eng., Pol.);
Webinar “A Common Green Future? Ukraine’s EU Integration and Its Economic Impact on Poland” (Ukr., Eng., Pol.);
Webinar “One Market, Diverging Interests? Ukraine’s EU Integration and Polish Agricultural Production and Processing” (Ukr., Eng., Pol.);
Webinar “The EU Money Puzzle: Ukraine, Poland and the Future of Structural Funds” (Ukr., Eng., Pol.).
Expert team
Products
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Analytical Report
The war has accelerated the de facto integration of Ukraine’s transport sector into the EU Single Market
