EU extends "transport visa-free regime" with Ukraine

EU extends "transport visa-free regime" with Ukraine

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The liberalization of freight traffic between Ukraine and the European Union has been officially extended until December 31, 2025.

This was announced by Vice Prime Minister for Restoration of Ukraine Oleksii Kuleba on Facebook, CE Report quotes Ukrinform.

He attributed the automatic extension to the clear and coordinated efforts of the Ukrainian and European Commission teams.

During the period of the "transport visa-free regime," exports by road to the EU increased by 42%, while imports by road grew by 37%. The liberalization of freight transportation has ensured the stable movement of goods, even amidst war conditions.

“Road transportation has become crucial for Ukraine's economy. We export value-added goods, import essential items, and do so quickly and efficiently,” Kuleba noted.

He also expressed gratitude to Ukraine's European partners for their collaboration and to Ukrainian carriers for their dedication.

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