CARRYING OUT EU-UKRAINE ACTION PLAN

1. CARRYING OUT EU-UKRAINE ACTION PLAN As of 5 October 2005

2. EU-Ukraine action plan 2.1. Political dialogue and reform 2.2. Economic and social reforms and development 2.3.Trade, market and regulatory reforms 2.4. Co-operation on Justice and Home Affairs 2.5. Transport, power engineering, information society and environment 2.6. Human contacts Functioning market economy Movement of goods Democracy, rule of law, human rights and fundamental freedoms EU action plan on Justice and Home Affairs Transport Science and technology, investigation and development Right of establishment; company law and services Monetary exchange rates and fiscal policies Power engineering Simplification of visa regime Education, study and the youth Regional and international issues, co-operation on foreign and security policy, non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and disarmament, conflict prevention and crisis management Movement of capital and current payments Information society Structural reforms The fight against corruption, border control, migration, fight against “money laundering”, people trafficking and drug industry, fight and prevention of children sexual exploitation and pornography Cultural and audiovisual issues Social situation, employment, reduction of poverty Movement of persons including movement of workers Environment Co-operation in civil society Regional development Taxation. Competition policy. Intellectual property. Public procurement. Statistics. Financial control. Enterprise policy Cross-border and regional co-operation Sustainable development Public health

3. 2.1. POLITICAL DIALOGUE AND REFORM

4. 2.1. POLITICAL DIALOGUE AND REFORM

5. 2.1. POLITICAL DIALOGUE AND REFORM

6. 2.1. POLITICAL DIALOGUE AND REFORM

7. 2.1. POLITICAL DIALOGUE AND REFORM

8. 2.1. POLITICAL DIALOGUE AND REFORM

9. 2.1. POLITICAL DIALOGUE AND REFORM

10. 2.1. POLITICAL DIALOGUE AND REFORM

11. 2.1. POLITICAL DIALOGUE AND REFORM

12. BASIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS 2.8%  GDP* Industrial manufacture* Consolidated budget revenue(% toGDP)** Consolidated budget expenses(% toGDP)** Consumer price index (August-December 2004) Foreigndirect investment(bln. US $, as of 1 July 2005) Exports of goods** Importsof goods** Foreign trade balance(bln. US $, as of 1 July 2005) 3,5%  * January – August 2005 32.7%  31,3%  6.7%  9,1 ** January – July 2005  7,6%  24,3% 1,9

13. 2.2. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REFORM AND DEVELOPMENT

14. 2.2. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REFORM AND DEVELOPMENT

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16. 2.2. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REFORM AND DEVELOPMENT

17. 2.2. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REFORM AND DEVELOPMENT

18. 2.3. TRADE, MARKET AND REGULATORY REFORM

19. 2.3. TRADE, MARKET AND REGULATORY REFORM

20. 2.3. TRADE, MARKET AND REGULATORY REFORMS

21. 2.3. TRADE, MARKET AND REGULATORY REFORMS

22. 2.3. TRADE, MARKET AND REGULATORY REFORMS

23. 2.3. TRADE, MARKET AND REGULATORY REFORMS

24. 2.3. TRADE, MARKET AND REGULATORY REFORM

25. 2.3. TRADE, MARKET AND REGULATORY REFORM

26. 2.4. CO-OPERATION IN JUSTICE and HOME AFFAIRS

27. 2.5. TRANSPORT, ENERGY, INFORMATION SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT

28. 2.5. TRANSPORT, ENERGY, INFORMATION SOCIETY and ENVIRONMENT

29. 2.5. TRANSPORT, ENERGY, INFORMATION SOCIETY and ENVIRONMENT

30. 2.5. TRANSPORT, ENERGY, INFORMATION SOCIETY and ENVIRONMENT

31. 2.6. PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE CONTACTS

32. 2.6. PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE CONTACTS

33. NEW PROSPECTS FOR PARTNERSHIP

34. PROSPECTS FOR 2005 • Establishing of the rule of law state • Overcoming shadow economy and corruption • Ukraine will obtain the market economy status • Ukraine’s admission to WTO • mutual access to the markets of Ukraine and EU • liberalization of a visa regime between Ukraine and EU • development of trans-European networks • strengthening institutional abilities regarding the European integration • formation of the pro European majority within Ukraine and positive international image abroad