Development of regulation of foreign economic activity under martial law

Introduction. The paper examines the peculiarities of regulation of foreign economic activity under martial law. The external market of goods and services is analyzed, and the dynamics of growth and decline in revenues from foreign economic activity in recent years is tracked. In particular, the problems of state regulation of foreign economic activity are highlighted and possible prospects for further development are outlined. The purpose of the paper is to study the peculiarities of regulation of foreign economic activity under martial law, to analyze the foreign market of goods and services, as well as the dynamics of income from foreign economic activity in recent years, to analyze the problems of state regulation of foreign economic activity under martial law and to highlight prospects for further development. Results. As a result of martial law in Ukraine, state regulation has faced a number of challenges, including in the area of economic stability and development. Therefore, there is an urgent need to find new mechanisms for organizing state regulation of foreign economic activity that will be adaptive to the current conditions. The government is trying to do everything possible to avoid an economic crisis, despite all the difficulties. As a result, many innovations in the legislation on foreign economic activity have been adopted in order to obtain more effective regulation of this type of activity. For example, one of the innovation is the new procedure for importing vehicles into the customs territory of Ukraine. Conclusion. The conditions of martial law have their own specifics for the procedure of regulating foreign economic activity, which limits the state's capabilities in financial and physical terms. The use of an innovative approach to car registration and customs clearance in a mobile application is a big plus, as it can really help reduce corruption in the process of determining customs value, improve the quality of service and reduce bureaucracy.