The Agreement on the Centennial Partnership between Ukraine and the United Kingdom and its Declaration establish significant steps for cooperation and mobility, according to Deputy Head of the Office of the President Ihor Zhovkva.

Key points of the agreement include:
• Free Movement: The launch of a Regular Dialogue on Migration and Mobility will facilitate travel for citizens of both nations, including addressing visa barriers for work, study, and visits.
• Annual Military Assistance: The UK commits at least £3 billion annually in military aid to Ukraine until 2030 and beyond, if necessary.
• Maritime Security: Enhanced cooperation in securing the Black and Azov Seas through joint force groups.
• Fighter Coalition: Expansion of contributions to Ukraine’s fighter capabilities, including pilot training, F-16 assistance, and NATO-standard aircraft supplies.
• Defense Cooperation: Collaboration in long-range weapons production, integrated air defense, and establishing rapid-response mechanisms.
• Military Infrastructure: Consideration for building military bases and warehouses in Ukraine for potential use during escalations.
• NATO Standards: Support for modernizing Ukraine’s defense forces to align with NATO standards.
• Energy Partnership: Strengthened ties in nuclear energy and fuel supply to Ukraine.
• Innovation Collaboration: Use of Ukrainian platforms like “Diya” and “Army+” in UK-Ukrainian projects, making Britain the first country to officially adopt these technologies.
• Cultural Initiatives: Establishment of a Ukrainian-British Cultural Commission to fund joint cultural and artistic projects.
• Education Partnerships: Collaboration between 100 schools to foster mutual partnerships.

This historic partnership underscores a shared commitment to security, innovation, and cultural exchange.