1. Policy Priorities
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Value Addition: Shift export mix toward processed goods and advanced services.
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Made in Ukraine: Promote national branding and higher local content.
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Modern Support Tools: Revamp export-credit and market-entry instruments.
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State–Business Partnership: Strengthen institutional dialogue and trade representation abroad.
2. Quantitative Targets (by 2030)
| Indicator | 2024 Baseline | 2030 Goal |
|---|---|---|
| Exports of goods & services | US $51 bn | US $77 bn |
| Exports as % of GDP | 25 % | 33 % |
| Raw material share | 65 %* | ≤ 59 % |
*Estimate based on current trade structure.
3. Implementation Pillars
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Institutional Capacity
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Upgrade Export Credit Agency (ECA)
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Establish Export Development Fund
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Expand trade and economic missions
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Business Environment
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One-stop online portal for permits and logistics data
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Simplified customs and conformity procedures aligned with EU norms
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Production Growth
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Targeted incentives for processing industries
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Co-financing schemes for re-tooling and technology upgrades
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4. New and Enhanced Instruments
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Government financing window for export contracts
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Risk-sharing facilities for SMEs entering new markets
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Advisory and training programmes via the Office for Entrepreneurship and Export Development
5. Next Steps
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Draft Release: Full strategy and action plan to be posted for public consultation on the Ministry’s website.
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Stakeholder Feedback: Business associations and sector groups invited to submit comments.
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Adoption Timeline: Final document expected later this year, incorporating post-war reconstruction needs and EU-accession standards.
Context: Over the past decade Ukraine’s export share of GDP fell from 49 % (2014) to 25 % (2023). The new framework seeks to reverse that trend while reducing dependence on unprocessed commodities.
