The European Union (EU) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) have provided financial support for the country's development. In particular, the EU has offered financial aid for its close neighbor, Russia, which has been undermining Ukrainian statehood through its behavior. Ukraine is trying to increase its international trade and is looking forward to strengthening its economy through international cooperation and association with neighboring countries such as the EU, the USA, and other western countries.
Ukraine has abundant agricultural resources, particularly in agricultural products - agriculture leads the country's economy. As a leading agricultural producer of agricultural products, agricultural growth can help support the country's economy. In particular, the production and processing of agricultural products, dairy, sugar, fruit, and vegetables employ many people. Moreover, agricultural products have great export potential. Thus, agricultural development plays a great role in the economic diversification of the country.
In addition to food and agricultural production, the country relies on oil and gas for its domestic energy requirements. However, despite having a huge potential, the country is lagging behind other countries, namely Europe, in exploiting its natural resources. For this reason, the government has taken certain important steps to increase the efficiency and production of its energy resources. It aims to improve the use of solar, wind, and hydropower for domestic as well as commercial applications. Moreover, it also aims to increase the use of non-renewable and risky energy sources.
The main source of energy in Ukraine is gas and crude oil. These are exploited through gas and oil pipelines, geostationary Earth stations, and geostationary satellites. Geostationary satellites are geostationary means that indicate geographical locations. These provide continuous and reliable data about current geophysical parameters such as temperature, humidity, density, and barometric pressure.
Thus, they are widely used by oil and gas exploration companies as well as by meteorological surveyors.
Gas and oil pipelines are constructed across numerous regions of Ukraine. The construction of these pipelines is facilitated by geostationary satellites. These devices consist of a small satellite, which takes an independent position over the earth and receives signals from two or more satellites.
The signals indicate points where drilling is necessary. The drilling is then carried out by geostationary operators who locate the drilling points and make the necessary connections between pipes.
Hydrogen and helium produced through the gas production process are also used by hydropower plants. Hydropower plants harness the power of water to generate electricity. They use geostationary earth stations to locate the best areas for hydroelectricity generation. These plants are very efficient and have reduced costs of operation.
