volodymyr, now let's listen to olga stefanyshyn , who talks about it, and let's listen to charles michelwho talks about the fact that he is optimistic about the european perspective , ukraine's perspective, let's listen to my country candidate we get access to the structural funds of the european union. this is absolutely immeasurable compared to what we had before. funds that will not be fully directed to the restoration of the reconstruction of ukraine and the building of a sustainable competitive economy. obtaining this status is my intention that we grant candidate status for accession to ukraine and moldova, of course they still need to ensure the rule of law and fight corruption ukrainians chose freedom democracy and the european future. they are fighting for it right now, and we are on their side. well, there are seven demands , or simply put, seven blocs that the european union articulated. implementation of legislation on the procedure for selecting judges of the constitutional court completion of the selection of candidates for members of the high council of justice and selecti

application in my opinion, the vice-premier from the questions just in of european integration, thank stefanyshynact that these are the seven criteria that were called necessary in order for the status of a candidate to become a candidate. it's not always what you think about it , is it really worth it, uh, frivolously, perhaps it is related to this condition, to these family conditions, they are actually, well, necessary conditions. it seems to me that we depend on what is the goal of the final circumstance and in general, the ukrainian government, and probably the ukrainian society, if the ukrainian society as a whole - this is really serious membership in the european union and feeling like a full-fledged member of the european union, in this case, this is recognition as an eu candidate. this was only the first small layer. - the next step in this process is always the beginning of negotiations and the member's, and many people think that this actually coincides with the status of the candidate - this is the first step, and then, again, a unanimous decision of all the members of the european u

where there is no clear visions in the end maybe even this candidacy was largely a surprise for stefanyshyn probably again how many factors of the war yes, he gave us prospects, unfortunately a tragic factor, but we must be more stefany, including realizing that all this is now happening on and all this is happening now against the backdrop of victims, therefore any words and any actions they must be quite responsible and quite such that they have some effect, and here are the comments well, they are disorienting us listeners, experts and citizens after all that president zelensky i was saying, it’s quite unexpected to hear something like this, mr. viktorovych, do you want to add something to what your colleague said, and let’s talk a little more about the results so far. the regime communicated with his colleagues and, in particular , with those we know, and urged him to do everything so that the war ends before the onset of winter. the fact is that when we talk about the seven agreements that were announced by the european commission and as a prerequisite for granting ukraine membership,

olena kondratyuk, deputy speaker of the verkhovna rada thank you for your knew olha stefanyshyn , deputy prime minister of ukraine from the european and euro-atlantic inter-faction thank you for joining this conversation, i saw and know that you are on the way, so thank you very much for what you today, ivanna klympush, former vice prime minister of ukraine for european integration, and today the head of the verkhovna rada of ukraine's committee on the main issue of ukraine's accession to the eu, are taking part in our discussion today . czech friend and brother david stulik is a senior analyst at the center for european values, the center for european values ​​in prague and a long-time spokesman for the european union mission in kyiv, and arseniy yatsenyuk , former prime minister of ukraine and head ladies and gentlemen of the kyiv security forum thank you for your participation and i will immediately start with a question to olga stefanishyna, they say and this is what the press says that the european commission should present an opinion on ukraine's application for membership somewher

stefanyshyn, i am mentioning her for the third time today, i can.eady has hiccups. does the vice prime minister say in his profile that well, if we do not fulfill the conditions of the application, our candidacy will not be taken away from us, it is not a big deal, yes, our candidacy will not be taken away, and we can continue then this thesis phrase and we will remain candidates for the next 20 years because there have already been such precedents in the european union. you know, let’s give three , too. i’ll say the main ones. you started with the fact that someone there doesn’t like us and various political changes are possible in the political camps of our allies. i generally tend to think that now the whole the democratic world is facing extremely dramatic tests, because the war in ukraine and the success of the war in ukraine became a question of whether liberal governments are supported in the countries of our allies, because it seems that if, god forbid, the war will unfold in the interests of the russian federation, it will end with populist