from our side, there was minister shlapka, and there was also his minister. the defendant, but from germany everyone went to kishenev. there was a day when four high-ranking foreign delegations met in kyiv. all of them had a very tight meeting schedule. it looks like kyiv was a kind of polish-ukrainian hive this week. and it also shows that these problems that we keep talking about are over now, these blockades, these problems that have been there since the beginning of the year, you see that everything is back to normal . i had the opportunity. deputy minister of defense, i think these are also signals, you know, in each of these conversations we talk about how it's with you now, it's not some diplomatic chatter, it's very concrete, frank things, i especially like the conversations with minister sybiga, the deputy minister of foreign affairs, who just... this is work, not diplomatic conversations, as we sometimes see in cinema, these are very specific plans in which we say, this year, let's plan this and that, and then we'll get to this, we have such problems here, let's solve them, i also

minister shlapka was on our side, and there was also a minister, his counterpart, but from germany.then everyone went together to... kishenev, there was a day when four high-ranking foreign delegations met in kyiv, all of them had a very tight meeting schedule, it seems that kyiv was a kind of polish-ukrainian hive this week, and it also shows that now these problems are over about which we constantly talk, these blockades, these problems that have existed since the beginning of the year, you can see that everything has returned to normal life, i had the opportunity to talk with vice prime minister veryschuk, the minister. by the deputy minister of foreign affairs, who simply says: listen, we now have to do it together. this is work, not diplomatic talks like we sometimes see in the movies, these are very specific plans where we say, this year, let's plan this and that, and then we'll get to this, we have these problems here, let's to decide, me too i see that vice prime minister veryschuk has enough power in her hands today to understand, for example, that in economic matters polis

adam shlapka, minister. of poland in the affairs of the european union.but still not the biggest the threat to european integration remains within ukraine itself. this is corruption, a problem that western partners repeatedly remind, even against the background of a full-scale war, and which public activists constantly talk about, which does not always elicit understanding from the authorities. ukraine is not the most corrupt country in the world. corruption exists. everywhere, and to combat it, we have created a large anti-corruption infrastructure. i constantly communicate with western partners, they always note our level and successes in overcoming corruption, but some people deliberately scale the problem, because otherwise the meaning of their work may be lost. thus, helping the russians, who invest millions in promoting the narrative in the west, ukraine is the most corrupt state. andriy yarmak, manager. office of the president of ukraine. how long can ukraine take from the start of negotiations to accession? it is impossible to give an exact answer

, and this is often emphasized under this side by the current polish minister, in particular adam shlapka, this positive side for the polish investor, for the polish business that will be able to enter it will also be easier for him to enter the ukrainian market and accordingly expand this market for himself. we can already see that poland exports more to ukraine than imports from ukraine. and accordingly, this argument can be. also one of those key factors that will somehow ease the pressure on poland in terms of the competition of agricultural products from ukraine, or rather the actual stopping of the supply of ukrainian agricultural products to the polish market and the european market in general, but this is not only a problem, not only the poles are paying attention to this problem, the germans and the french are also talking about the threat from ukraine actually due to so far cheaper and better quality, even partially... agricultural products, respectively, an example is also poland, an example of how poland joined the european union, how very strongly then germany was afraid of t