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The transport “visa-free” regime will continue for Euro-5 and higher trucks, enhancing the competitiveness of Ukrainian carriers and stabilizing northern logistics routes
Empty return trips, bad roads and a shortage of drivers are dragging the industry down — but multimodal logistics, digitalization and state support can pull it back up
Kyiv wants EU-level access for its biomethane, while Berlin looks for new, stable energy sources
€190 million project will connect Lviv with the EU rail network and speed up cargo and passenger logistics
Cabinet preparing a 200 million UAH program to help farmers and processors build modern warehouses and stop spring price spikes
Kyiv invited to join EU’s Black Sea Maritime Security Hub, partners to focus on Danube routes, port protection and blocking Russia’s influence in IMO
Boryspil and Lviv airports have retained staff, maintained readiness and stayed in contact with airlines — but reopening depends on air safety, infrastructure condition and personnel availability
Deal effective October 29, 2025 sets stable, long-term terms for market access; first review slated for 2028
At a consular reception in Odesa, Izmail Seaport and Turkish counterparts discussed boosting cargo flows and developing Danube port infrastructure
Cabinet okays draft law aligning rail safety, driver licensing, and rolling-stock standards with the EU; full effect in three years after Rada approval
New tariff quotas and clearer controls aim to stabilize agri-trade flows and reduce policy risk for 2025–2028
Schedule-based intermodal routes, single-container access, and deep last-mile coverage aim to boost Ukraine–EU trade flows and industrial exports
The new system aligns Ukraine’s transport sector with EU safety and monitoring standards
Reforms in 2025 include a new Customs Code, record transit volumes under the EU’s Common Transit system, and deeper digitalization of customs operations
The Ukrainian Sea Corridor has reached a total cargo turnover of 150 million tons, marking a new stage in the country’s maritime logistics recovery
New agreement to strengthen transparency, reduce tax barriers, and boost bilateral investment
Clarifications introduced for self-assessment questionnaires and documentation procedures
The updated accord deepens economic integration and replaces the temporary “trade visa-free regime” that expired in mid-2025
Ukrainian road carriers move to the European digital system with transitional flexibility and integrated data exchange
Ukraine leads Europe in testing of the new ECMT electronic permit platform, which will simplify border procedures and digitize all international road transport documentation
Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers is developing scenarios and a national strategy to reopen airspace and restore civil aviation once security conditions allow
French partners Airbus and Aérogestion to assist Ukraine in updating business models, training programs, and maintenance localization for Ukrainian National Airlines (UNA)
The EU and Ukraine prolong seamless transport access until March 2027, introducing new standards for business reputation, management certification, and smart tachographs
In the first eight months of 2025, seaports handled 134,191 TEU — already surpassing the annual result of 2024
