“According to the Minister, it is possible to implement these tasks in particular, thanks to deregulation and reduction of uncritical government expenditures”, – WRITE: www.radiosvoboda.org
At her Facebook page, she thanked Zelensky “for his trust and the opportunity to serve Ukraine at this decisive time.”
She called the priority tasks that the President sees before the updated government:
- Strengthening the economic potential of Ukraine
- Expanding Ukrainian support programs
- scaling production of own weapons
According to the Ministry, these tasks are possible through deregulation, elimination of bureaucratic obstacles, reduction of non -critical state expenditures and duplication of functions of state institutions, protection of entrepreneurship and full concentration of state resources for the sake of defense of Ukraine and restoration after fighting.
“First of all, it is to ensure the Defense and Security forces of Ukraine and to guarantee the stability of our country. The state apparatus has no right to waste our country’s resources and potential. Ukraine deserves to be among the strongest economies of Europe, ”Sviridenko said.
She also expressed the belief that Ukrainian society, in particular, military and veterans, requires “clearer tools” of social support.
“The decision on the appointment of the Prime Minister of Ukraine is made by the Verkhovna Rada. We are preparing to interact with Parliament and to present the relevant government steps, ”she added.
Sviridenko noted that he would soon announce proposals for candidates of government members.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported On July 14, which proposes the first Viceremies Yulia Sviridenko to head the Ukrainian government.
The first Viceremierka – Minister of Economy Yulia Sviridenko headed the Ukrainian government delegation, which previously conducted and successfully completed negotiations on a resource agreement with the United States. Sviridenko was called the candidates for the post of head of government as part of the Zelensky permutations, headed by the executive.
Since March 2020, the Prime Minister of Ukraine has been occupied by Denis Shmigal. His resignation has not been reported at this time.
