Law firm Ilyashev & Partners and the Association Ukrkondprom is invited to the discussion of the most pressing issues in the field of international trade at the conference "Trade wars: art of protection ». Conference will take place 5 October 2021 year at the Hyatt Regency Kyiv (Alla Tarasova Street, 5, m. Kyiv) and online.

In focus conference:

• Special report "Priorities of Ukraine in the process of revising the Association Agreement with the EU"
• Session 1. HARDtalk. Foreign economic vectors of Ukraine
• Session 2. EXPERtTalk. Shopping (self-) insulation

International conference, which Ilyashev & Partners law firm with the support of Ukrkondprom organizes the fourth year in a row, brings together government and business representatives for discussion of the most pressing issues in the field of international trade, sanctions as tool of trade wars, and protection of the internal market.

Speakers:

• Olga STEFANISHINA, Deputy Prime Minister for European Affairs and Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic integration
• Taras DUCK, deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine - Trade Representative of Ukraine
• Sergey TELENYK, the Deputy Minister economy
• Angelica HEMP, Deputy Chairman of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine - State Commissioner
• Andriy LYTVYN, Deputy Director of the Office export promotion
• Svetlana MYKHAYLOVSKA, head's assistant European Business Association
• Nazar BOBYTSKY, director UBTA Brussels office
• Alexander Dombrovsky, head board of the Global 100RE Ukraine union, President of MHP Eco Energy
• Stanislav ZINCHENKO, director GMK Center

Moderator - Olena Omelchenko, partner of Ilyashev Law Firm and Partners ».

We offer leaders of enterprises in the industry to take part in the event and join the discussion. Registration by link: https://tradewar2021.ticketforevent.com/

Ukrainian goods may finally lose the market of neighboring Belarus.

Indicative, that this problem was not caused by political sanctions, and the desire to give preference to domestic automakers in the Ukrainian market. Ukraine has applied a special duty at the level 16,08% to the Belarusian import of rods and 35% to the import of motor vehicles.

In response, Belarus imposed restrictions on Ukrainian exports.

These restrictions have been in force for two months, and during this time the Cabinet of Ministers has not taken any decisions to resolve the dispute. And no new markets have been found, as promised by government officials.

Consequently, in the Belarusian market, Russian goods are easily replacing Ukrainian ones. And here the forecasts are bleak.

You can read the full text of the article at the link: https://www.eurointegration.com.ua/experts/2021/07/27/7125899/