Ukraine and Poland to continue consultations on deregulating and simplifying of business environment
Our current principal task is not only to simplify business environment but to inspire business to achieve ambitious goals. Minister of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine Pavlo Sheremeta stressed during a meeting with Undersecretary of State at the Polish Ministry of Economy Mariusz Haładyj.
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Pavlo Sheremeta emphasized the Government of Ukraine directed the
efforts to creating proper conditions for the development of entrepreneurship
within the country. And if Ukraine ascends up the steps of the Doing Business
ranking, it will become a sort of sign that we have chosen the right way. “The very
ranking is not a goal. It is crucial whether the business is ready to work. Positions
of the ranking might be high, but the entrepreneurs would not have motivation
to work with vigor. Hence, we are engaged into continuous work on
deregulation: 14 draft laws have been already submitted to the Verkhovna Rada, now another 6 are being elaborated. We must calm
down the business structures, remove all “painful points” and continue to
inspire them to greater ambitions,” the Minister said. It should
be noted that Polish experts led by Undersecretary of State of the Ministry
of Economy of the Republic of Poland Mariusz Haładyj held round-table consultations and discussed
with Ukrainian colleagues deregulation and creation of favourable
environment for business. Mariusz Haładyj emphasized such meetings were advantageous
for the two sides, so this cooperation was agreed to prolong. “We take these meetings not only as certain assistance but rather as an invitation to exchange experiences. We have been communicating long at these consultations and heard a lot of interesting for us as well. Besides, we got convinced again our goals and directions are similar, as also our actions. So I consider such meetings that provide opportunities to exchange experiences and good practical skills must be held in the future,” the Undersecretary of State views. |