Ukraine after the Orange Revolution in the context of Europeanization

Having gained its independence in 1991, Ukraine has tried to establish good relations with the West on the basis of the EU from the first day and has made it a goal to become a member of the EU with the European Integration. Despite occasional deviations from this aim, Ukraine has formed its foreign policy in the form of integration to the West. Especially the implementation of the European Neighborhood Policy in the 2004 Orange Revolution and later, deepened the bilateral relations between the EU and Ukraine, and brought Ukraine's dream of joining the EU again. The signing of the Association Agreement, which brought the victory and bilateral relations of the Maidan Revolution and the pro-Western and pro-European Ukrainians to another dimension, proves how Ukrainian is willing and loyal to EU integration. In this study, it has been examined how Ukraine, with this motivation, has transformed into internal legislation in line with the policies implemented, joint action plans and prepared cooperation projects since the Orange Revolution and the degree of Europeanization in 4 main areas.