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Sustainable Transport & Trade Matchmaking Platform

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  • Empowering SMEs to connect, trade, and grow across Eastern Partnership and EU markets.

  • Trusted by over 1,000 SMEs from 40+ countries and supported by reputable EU partners.

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Why STaTMP exists

The illegal and unprovoked full-scale invasion of Russian Federation to Ukraine has disrupted logistics, broken trade routes, and intensified costs for SMEs. Accessing European markets has become more challenging. STaTMP bridges this gap swiftly and effectively.

  • Looking to expand your reach into Eastern Partnership and European markets?

  • Do you offer logistics, transport, storage or retail services that could drive cross-border trade?

  • Ready to boost exports, adopt innovative solutions, and connect with European partners?

Join STaTMP today – always free membership

How STaTP Benefits You

  • Find trusted partners in trade, logistics, retail, and innovation across Eastern Partnership, Europe and Asia

  • Access up-to-date insights on EU trade rules and expert guidance on regulatory compliance

  • Join curated matchmaking events, webinars, and hands-on training

  • Discover cutting-edge info on sustainable transport tech, digital innovations and tools, and green logistics best practices to meet EU standards

Focus Areas at a Glance

  • Cross-border logistics & transport solutions

  • Retail & trade service facilitation

  • Adoption of digital & eco-friendly solutions

  • Innovation & startup collaboration in transport, logistics & storage

Ready to grow with Europe and unlock new opportunities?

NEWS

Railway modernisation as strategic transport priority

Georgia’s Ministry of Economy highlighted completion of the Georgian Railway modernisation project as a key transport milestone, strengthening rail’s role in regional freight and supporting modal shift toward lower-emission transport.

https://www.economy.ge/?lang=en&nw=2959&page=news

Advances national E-Mobility Strategy

Moldova launched consultations on a National E-Mobility Strategy aimed at electrifying transport and supporting climate neutrality objectives. The strategy is relevant for fleet operators, charging infrastructure providers, and logistics hubs.

https://www.moldpres.md/eng/economy/moldova-to-develop-e-mobility-national-strategy-climate-neutrality-with-emphasis-of-transports-sector-s-electrification

EIB Financing Supporting Transport Modernisation

The European Investment Bank expanded financing for Ukraine in 2025, including components supporting transport infrastructure resilience and modernisation. Investment in rail, energy efficiency, and infrastructure upgrades contributes to long-term sustainability goals and supports lower-emission freight and logistics systems.
Such financing is particularly relevant for companies operating in rail freight, infrastructure services, and logistics corridors.

https://www.eib.org/en/press/all/2025-282-eu-expands-support-for-ukraine-with-new-financing-of-almost-eur600-million-for-energy-transport-and-business-resilience

New Digest on Customs Digitalisation and Trade Connectivity – January 2026

The first edition of the STaTMP Digest “Full Customs Digitalisation by 2030” (January 2026) has been released, providing a concise overview of the latest customs and trade digitalisation reforms in Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan.
The digest highlights key developments such as Ukraine’s alignment with the EU Customs Code, Moldova’s integration into the NCTS system, Georgia’s digital customs and risk-management tools, Armenia’s EU Strategic Agenda, and Azerbaijan’s Single Window and Digital Logistics Platform. These reforms are strengthening transparency, efficiency and EU alignment across the Eastern Partnership region.
It also features EU-funded connectivity projects, cooperation opportunities, funding schemes and a 2026 events calendar for transport, logistics and trade companies, supporting business recovery and cross-border cooperation.

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Free online training for SMEs

The EU4Digital Academy provides free-of-charge digital skills training to SMEs’ employees in the Eastern partner countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine). The EU4Digital Academy ‘Digital Marketing’ course is all about strategies and tools that really work. It will introduce you to the topic of digital marketing and then deep dive into branding, content marketing, advertising, social media marketing and search engine optimisation tools – covering all you need to know to boost your sales.
Who is this course for?

  • Individuals and employees from Eastern partner countries seeking to enhance their knowledge of digital tools.

  • Business owners, entrepreneurs or marketing professionals from Eastern partner countries looking to secure their digital assets, protect sensitive information, and ensure the safety of their online operations.

  • Anyone from Eastern partner countries interested in mastering cybersecurity strategies to safeguard their digital activities and enhance their overall online security, who wants to learn more about eCommerce, digital marketing, and digitalisation of business.

At this moment, the next courses are available: Cybersecurit; Digital Marketing Essentials; Digital Marketing; Digitalisation of Business
The courses give you both theoretical and practical knowledge. After finishing, you will have the knowledge and skills to start selling in the European Union (EU) through marketplaces, or to use digital marketing to boost your sales. EU4Digital Academy also issues an EU-aligned digital certificate, which you can easily share and display as proof of your knowledge.
Read more by the link: https://eufordigital.eu/eu4digital-academy/

Ukraine and the European Union extend the Road Transport Agreement

Ukraine and the European Union have agreed to extend the Road Transport Agreement, ensuring continued liberalised freight transport between Ukraine and EU member states. The extension removes the need for bilateral transport permits, helping Ukrainian carriers maintain stable access to EU markets. The agreement also supports smoother logistics, reduces delays at borders, and strengthens Ukraine’s integration into the EU transport network amid ongoing geopolitical challenges.

https://mindev.gov.ua/en/news/ukraina-ta-ievropeiskyi-soiuz-prodovzhyly-transportnyi-bezviz

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