The role of Poland in financing reforms in the countries of the Eastern partnership
The role of Poland in financing reforms in the countries of the Eastern partnership

Summary/Abstract: The Eastern Partnership program was established in May of 2009 and became a part of EU external policy. It contains a complex concept addressed to all countries participating in the Program. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine have established a wide range of close political and economic cooperation with the European Union. Under Eastern Partnership cooperation the beneficiary countries can count on financial and organizational support in the implementation of the wide range reforms in their economies. The proposed article aims to present the main sources of financial support addressed to the Eastern Partnership countries and the current state of implementation of the Eastern Partnership objectives. The article shows the nature and purpose of the establishment of the Eastern Partnership, presents the specificity of programs addressed to the Partnership countries by the European Union, Poland, the European Investment Bank and the Visegrad Group countries.

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