The Government Office for Coordination of European and Euro-Atlantic Integration has published the Report on the implementation of the EU–Ukraine Association Agreement for 2025. The document records Ukraine’s continued progress in advancing reforms and aligning its legislation with European Union standards.

According to the results of the year, the overall implementation rate of the Agreement increased to 84%, which is 3 percentage points higher than in 2024 (81%). The Government emphasizes that the implementation of the Agreement, including the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA), remains a key instrument for Ukraine’s integration into the EU internal market and preparation for future membership.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine fulfilled 81% of the measures, the Verkhovna Rada — 74%, and other public authorities — 68%.

In 2025, the most dynamic progress was recorded in the financial sector (an increase of 8%, reaching 82% overall), social policy and labor relations (an increase of 7%, reaching 87%), customs (an increase of 5%, reaching 96%), and agriculture (an increase of 5%, reaching 79%).

At the same time, several areas have already approached full implementation of obligations. These include statistics and information exchange (100%), education, training and youth (99%), as well as intellectual property (98%).

The published report demonstrates the systematic work of Ukrainian institutions in advancing European integration. At the same time, further progress will require maintaining the pace of reforms and focusing on sectors where the level of implementation remains lower.