Abstract

The study examines the transformation of integration processes in Ukraine’s economy under the influence of the full-scale war, the fragmentation of global trade, shifts in global value chains, and the heightened importance of economic security. It identifies the institutional and structural prerequisites for deepening Ukraine’s economic integration with the European Union. Opportunities for integration in the areas of trade, investment, transport and logistics, energy, and the digital sector are analyzed. The study argues that the effectiveness of integration policy depends not only on expanding market access but also on enhancing the competitiveness of domestic production, adapting the regulatory environment, and developing resilient infrastructure.