Ukrainian Parliament approves new streamlined procedures for humanitarian aid import during wartime
In a landmark move, Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada has adopted significant legislation aimed at simplifying the import of humanitarian aid amidst ongoing military conflicts.
Bill No.
12010 introduces the creation of an automated registration system for humanitarian cargo, enabling faster and more transparent import procedures.
This legislative act seeks to facilitate the swift delivery of essential equipment, medicines, and vehicles needed to support civilians and military personnel during the war.
The bill’s adoption responds to the urgent challenges posed by the conflict, particularly the need for rapid humanitarian response in affected regions.According to the law, vehicles imported by organizations with legal status, charitable fundations, and foreign NGOs accredited in Ukraine will be automatically recognized as humanitarian aid.
This includes transportation meant for evacuation, military logistics, medical transport, and critical infrastructure support.
The Cabinet of Ministers will set the specific requirements for importing such vehicles, allowing for a more flexible and adaptive approach.
This streamlined mechanism is expected to significantly improve logistics and response time for humanitarian supplies.This legislative development is vital for everyday functions, ensuring quicker access to necessary resources for displaced persons, medical evacuations, and the restoration of vital infrastructure and businesses.
It represents a proactive step towards more efficient humanitarian operations in Ukraine amid ongoing conflicts, transforming the country’s approach to aid delivery and coordination on the broader scale.