Delegation to the EU-Ukraine Parliamentary Association Committee INTER-PARLIAMENTARY DELEGATION

5 November 2026

DELEGATIONS European Parliament

00:04 - 00:18
Speaker 1
Okay.  Then we start.  Good morning, everyone.  And I think it's my good colleague, Vadym, who is starting today.  So, Vadym. 
00:18 - 00:32
Speaker 2
Yes.  Thank you, Ville.  Everybody, good morning.  Hope everyone had good rest.  And we will complete our work today in a timely and efficient manner. 
00:32 - 03:01
Speaker 3
The panel now is called parliamentary dimension of Ukraine's EU accession process and the meeting of our newly, recently created subcommittee on accession.  It has become a tradition in the Parliamentary Association Committee that we dedicate working session to the accession agenda, but it is rare that we can do this in the basis of freshly presented annual report on Ukraine's progress, which we all witnessed yesterday and had a little bit of time to familiarise ourselves with.  Further to our exchange on the current state of play, I suggest we use this exchange, these opportunities, to reflect on how we should structure our work and strengthen the parliamentary dimension, while also widening the circle of members from both sides who can contribute to this process.  We will also dedicate more detailed discussion to this in the forthcoming bureau meeting in order to plan our work going ahead.  As we already discussed, yesterday was very important day and we will appreciate the fact that we could spend it here and attend the meeting of the presentation of the enlargement report, as well as other parliamentary meetings in the margin, and myself and the colleagues had the pleasure and honor to meet though briefly with Commissioner Kos and exchange a few words on the forthcoming, back then, report. 

The progress in Ukraine-EU accession negotiations and implementation of accession-related commitments is the main topics for our discussion, so here I will ask the participants in our panel to take up to eight minutes each to make their presentation.  And the first one, I will ask Ms. Jelyzaveta Vysnor-Malinovska, the deputy director and head of unit reconstruction and accession Ukraine Service, DG ENEST, European Commission.  Jana, please, the floor is yours. 

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