Model of integration of public administration systems of Ukraine and the European Union

Abstract

The article proves that the prospect of improving public administration in Ukraine should be an effective combination and implementation of modern concepts of public administration, which will take place in the implementation of certain prerequisites, namely: the formation of a flexible, stable and efficient system of executive bodies; decentralization of the public administration system, development of partnership with the private sector and multifaceted interaction with the public; introduction of e-government; professionalization of the civil service. A structural and functional model of integration of public administration systems of Ukraine and the European Union is proposed. Thus, Ukraine's accession to the EU is a long-term, multi-stage and long-term process, but coverage of this topic is already a prominent place among scientists, journalists and politicians. At the same time, it is permeated with a variety of approaches and assessments to its coverage, political and ideological differences. The European Neighborhood Policy opens up new perspectives for partnership, economic integration and cooperation: The prospect of moving beyond the partnership to a significant level of integration, including participation in the EU internal market and the opportunity for Ukraine to participate increasingly in key aspects of European Union policies and programs. Expanding the framework and deepening political cooperation. The possibility of approximation of legislation in the economic sphere, the opening of economies to each other and further reduction of trade barriers, which will stimulate investment and growth. In addition, the European Commission is developing a new European Neighborhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI), which will provide assistance to Ukraine, including in the field of cross-border and interregional cooperation between Ukraine and EU Member States. The European Investment Bank will also support projects that require investment in infrastructure. Support in the adaptation of legislation to EU norms and standards, including through the provision of technical assistance, exchange of experience between civil servants and targeted consultations and support through the Technical Assistance Information Exchange Mechanism (TAIEX). The possibility of concluding a new enhanced agreement will be considered, the framework of which will be determined based on the results of achieving the goals of this Action Plan and the general development of Ukraine-EU relations. The appropriateness of the new contractual obligations will be considered in due course.