Foreign policy of Ukraine

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The foreign policy of Ukraine is the strategic approach Ukraine takes to its relations with foreign nations, cooperation with international organizations, promotion of its national interests and protection of the rights of its citizens and diaspora abroad. Ukraine's foreign policy is guided by a number of key priorities.

The strategic goals of Ukraine's foreign policy include forming a relationship of strategic partnership with the United States of America and European Union through European and Euro–Atlantic integration, cooperation with member countries of the CIS and GUAM, active engagement with the UN and other international organizations, effective participation in the global economy with the maximum protection of national interests, and the transformation of Ukraine into a regional power.