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The research examines the current problems of NATO standards implementation in the security and defence sector. The author analyses the regulatory and legal governance in the field of national security and the main problems related to the security and defence sector and searches for areas of adaptation in accordance with NATO standards. Today, Ukraine is a key regional strategic partner of the United States, which is making tremendous efforts to reform its armed forces and increase their interoperability with the armed forces of NATO member states. The US-Ukraine Strategic Partnership Pact focuses on the importance of maintaining bilateral cooperation and the continued commitment of the United States to support Ukraine's aspirations to engage with NATO. The United States and its allies have established an Intergovernmental Joint Commission and a Joint Intergovernmental Training Centre to coordinate actions to assist Ukraine in building the necessary defence capabilities. Relations between Ukraine and NATO are essential for ensuring peace and stability in the Euro-Atlantic area. NATO standards will open up new opportunities for the development, production and sale of weapons and military equipment for the Ukrainian defence industry, as well as identify new areas of cooperation with Western partners. NATO standards will open up new opportunities for the development, production and sale of weapons and military equipment for the Ukrainian defence industry, as well as identify new areas of cooperation with Western partners. It is cooperation with NATO that will make it possible to organize joint ventures and production facilities, as well as create attractive investment conditions that will allow the transfer of the latest technologies for the production of components and assemblies to Ukraine in order to create conditions for the completion of weapons systems for the national armed forces, as well as joint production to enter the markets of third countries.
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