Ukraine's European Future: Prospects and Possibilities
27 February 2024, 8:30 am–10:30 am
The Centre for European Reform and the European Institute are convening a hybrid discussion on Ukraine's European future.
Event Information
Open to
- Invitation Only
Availability
- Yes
Organiser
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Centre for European Reform
The discussion will consider the following questions:
- What does Ukraine have to do to get ready for EU membership?
- Is a peace deal with Russia a precondition for Ukraine's accession? And what does the EU have to do to get ready for Ukraine's membership?
- What are the biggest obstacles to Ukraine's membership of the EU? And will membership of the EU guarantee Ukraine's security, or does it also need to join NATO?
- Does the EU accession process itself need to be rethought, for example to allow Ukraine to join parts of the single market when it has aligned with EU rules in particular sectors? And what role, if any, can institutions like the European Political Community play in fostering Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic integration?
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About the Speakers
Ian Bond
Deputy Director at Centre for European Reform
Maryna Iaroshevych
European Integration Programme Director at The Foreign Policy Council "Ukrainian Prism"
Anna Jarosz-Friis
Director, Ukraine Service, DG NEAR at European Commission
Andrew Wilson
Professor of Ukrainian Studies at School of Slavonic & East European Studies, University College London