On February 28, the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, with support from the EU4PFM Project, hosted a conference titled “Public Internal Financial Control: Perspectives for the Future.”
The EU4PFM Team embarked on a three-day mission to Kyiv to meet with Partner Institutions and discuss current progress, priority areas for further cooperation in budget, customs, tax, and IT streams, and future plans to support Ukraine’s successful accession to the EU.
This document will serve as a roadmap for transitioning the Ukrainian procurement system to European standards, thereby ensuring transparency and efficiency in the use of budget funds.
The plan was developed in the context of Ukraine’s preparation for joining the EU and the implementation of Annex XV to the Association Agreement, which establishes a clear list of measures that Ukraine must implement in order to harmonize customs processes with European standards. Special attention was paid to the fulfilment of all requirements regarding…
From January 31 to February 2, 2024, in Chisinau, Oleksandr Shatkovskyi, Senior Legal Expert of the EU4PFM Public Procurement Component, participated in the International Conference on Sustainable and Circular Procurement for small and medium-sized businesses from the EU and Eastern Partnership countries.
To prepare for the EU accession process, the Ministry of Finance has increased its efforts in digitalising PFM institutions.