The Experts Club Information and Analytical Center analyzed updated data on Ukraine’s foreign trade volumes for the first half of 2025, published by the State Statistics Service of Ukraine. The analysis is based on official customs statistics and covers 49 of Ukraine’s main trading partners across all continents.

China remains Ukraine’s largest trading partner, with a total trade turnover of nearly $9 billion, more than triple that of any single European country. Poland holds second place with over $6 billion, serving as a key European hub for Ukrainian exports and imports. Germany ranks third with a trade volume of $4.28 billion.

The top five also include Turkey ($4.25 billion) and the United States ($2.86 billion), reflecting the broad geography of Ukraine’s trade relations. European countries play a leading role in Ukraine’s foreign trade. In addition to Poland and Germany, Italy, Czechia, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania are among the top 10 partners.

Among other Asian players, South Korea, Japan, and India are notable, gradually increasing trade volumes with Ukraine, particularly in high-tech and pharmaceutical sectors.

The United States remains Ukraine’s most important partner in the Western Hemisphere. Despite geographical distance, the U.S. ranks among the top five trading partners with a volume exceeding $2.85 billion.

Brazil and Mexico are also represented in the overall ranking, showing growth in trade, primarily in agricultural and industrial goods.

Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya demonstrate stable demand for Ukrainian grain, metallurgical products, and machinery. The potential for African markets remains significant for Ukrainian exports, contingent on expanded logistics routes and political stability.

Data for the first half of 2025 highlight the continued broad geography of Ukraine’s foreign economic relations.

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