Zelensky on Ukraine's accession to the EU by 2030: the main condition.

According to inkorr.com: Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, during the EU enlargement summit expressed confidence that the country could become a full member of the European Union by 2030. He noted that this would be fair after the end of the war in Ukraine.

'Without a doubt, I would like to be the president under whom Ukraine will be in the EU. But this, of course, does not mean that this is the main priority. The main thing is for Ukraine to join the EU. Who will be the president at that time is another question.'

Position on membership and equality of rights

Zelensky also supported the idea of allowing new members to join the EU with limited rights to expedite this process. He emphasized the importance of equality and full rights for all countries seeking membership. The president also noted the blockage of negotiation clusters by Hungary and expressed gratitude for the support of Ukraine's EU membership from US President Donald Trump.

Focus on Euro-integration

During the discussion, Zelensky once again reaffirmed Ukraine's commitment to Euro-integration and expressed hope for the successful future membership of the country in the European Union.

This statement by the President of Ukraine demonstrates Ukraine's proactive position on European integration, especially in times of war. The desire to join the EU underscores Ukraine's aspiration for peace and stability, as well as alignment with European values and standards. Important issues related to security, economy, and diplomatic relations with EU member states remain significant and could impact the country's future in a united Europe.