The EU Border Assistance Mission to Moldova and Ukraine (EUBAM) contributes to the delivery of good quality border and customs services to the citizens and companies of Moldova, Ukraine and the European Union. Together with border guard and customs services of Moldova and Ukraine the Mission facilitates people-to-people contacts, legitimate trade and security. Mission’s funding comes from the European Commission. Administrative and logistical support is provided by the United Nations Development Programme. >>>

Over 200 staff members of the Mission work along 1222 km of the Moldovan-Ukrainian border. This includes more than one hundred customs and border guard experts from 22 EU Member States; representatives of several CIS countries in the UNDP contingent, and staff from Moldova and Ukraine. The Mission’s experts are located in six field offices: Basarabeasca, Chisinau, and Otaci in Moldova and Kotovsk, Kuchurhan, and Odesa Port in Ukraine. The Mission has its headquarters in Odesa, southern Ukraine. >>>

EU Border Assistance Mission opens new Moldova Liaison Office 05.02.

Chisinau, 04 February 2010 The EU Border Assistance Mission to Moldova and Ukraine (EUBAM) officially launched a new liaison office in Chisinau today. It aims to better support the Moldovan Border Guards and Customs Services in their efforts to increase border security and facilitate legitimate trade and travel between Moldova and Ukraine. >>>

EUBAM and Odessa City Council to cooperate in promoting European values 02.02.

2 February 2010, Odessa – Acting Head of EUBAM Mr Udo Burkholder and Head of the Department of International Relations, European Integration and Connections with Odessa Diaspora of Odessa City Council Mr Oleg Dolzhenkov signed a Joint Statement of Cooperation promoting European values today. >>>

Major Ukrainian-Moldovan border demarcation milestone as first border sign in the central section is planted 29.01.

On January 29 at 13:00 an official ceremony of installation of the first border sign on the central “Transnistrian” part of the Ukrainian-Moldovan border took place at delimitation point #194, Veluka Kisnytsia Village, Yamopil Region in Vinnitsia oblast. >>>