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59 Monitoring and evaluation of foreign economic activity is carried out both at the state and enterprise levels. State monitoring bodies and their functions in the field of foreign economic activity are presented in Table 2. Table 2. State monitoring bodies of foreign economic activity in Ukraine № Body Functions in the field of foreign economic activity 1 Ministry of Economy of Ukraine Forms state policy in the field of foreign economic activity 2 State Customs Service of Ukraine Controls export-import operations 3 National Bank of Ukraine Controls currency transactions 4 State Tax Service of Ukraine Conducts tax control (licensing and quotas for certain types of activities) At the enterprise level, foreign economic activity monitoring is carried out by: financial services; foreign economic activity departments; internal audit services. The legislation does not establish a single universal methodology for assessing the effectiveness of foreign economic activity, but it defines requirements for: reliability of information; timeliness of reporting; transparency of operations. An important role in the formation of the legal basis for monitoring foreign economic activity is played by Ukraine's international obligations, in particular: World Trade Organization rules; Association Agreement between Ukraine and the EU; International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). This contributes to the harmonization of Ukrainian legislation with international norms. In conditions of growing global competition and instability of world markets, the effectiveness of foreign economic activity of enterprises largely depends on the quality of their monitoring systems. Traditional approaches to collecting and analyzing information often do not provide sufficient efficiency and flexibility, which