said Prime Minister, Denys Shmygal. Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova have designed a joint initiative to start engaging with the Eastern Partnership known as EU + 3 Associated Partners. “We hope that, within the framework of the Eastern Partnership, deeper integration will be offered to the associated partner states based on the “more for more” approach. That is, the more progress countries make in implementing reforms, the more support they receive from the EU. The EU internal market, energy security, the EU green course, digitalization, and healthcare are the areas that are of interest to Ukraine for deepening cooperation,” the Prime Minister said.