Ukraine’s Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi will take part in the second European Union enlargement forum, titled “Wider Europe — Stronger Europe”, which will be held in Brussels on 16 November.
This was reported on the European Commission’s website.
The event is being organised by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos. Participants will discuss this year’s EU enlargement package and the progress partner countries have made over the past year.
Particular attention will be paid to the indicative roadmaps presented earlier this month for Ukraine, Moldova, Montenegro and Albania as the most advanced countries in the negotiation process. These documents set out a clear reform plan for Kyiv and the other states for the year ahead.
During the forum, political leaders, business representatives, young people and civil society from EU member states and candidate countries will consider how reforms, investment and economic growth can speed up the accession process. Participants will also discuss the European Commission’s recent paper “Preparing for a Wider Europe”, on how the EU should prepare to admit new members while maintaining its effectiveness and resilience.