Volodymyr Groysman: Three main objectives of the Government is to stabilize the situation, to ensure the recovery of economic growth and social justice in the country
The Government must ensure the
implementation of three primary tasks. These are stabilization of the situation
in the country, recovery of economic growth and social justice
that will improve the quality of life of citizens and to return the sense of
dignity for the country. This was stated by Prime Minister of Ukraine Volodymyr Groisman on the air of
ICTV TV channel on Monday evening, April 25.
The head of Government stressed that
Ukraine's strategic goal "is European and Euro-Atlantic integration, a
standard of living like in European countries".
We must overcome all negative
phenomena that hinder the development of the country, in particular corruption,
the Prime Minister said. He gave examples of high prices of medicines,
non-transparent activities of the Ukrainian customs and inefficient public
administration. The transparency in these areas will return to the State budget
tens of billions of hryvnia.
Among the other important areas of
work for the Cabinet are carrying out judicial reform, education reform, road
construction, deregulation, creation of attractive business climate, the
development of the tax reform and revival of the national economy.
The Government will also ensure the
public privatization of state enterprises.
The PM noted that newly formed
Government will be open and it will ensure close interaction with the expert
community, civil society and both the Parliament and the President of Ukraine.
Now each of the ministries is
working to identify 3-5 priorities in each area. Operational plan with specific
tasks and clear deadlines the Government will present next month, the head of the
Government said.
In this case, the Prime Minister
noted that the adoption of unpopular decisions is inevitable. "But if I do
this in an order our country has a future, and our children are not be under the
pressure, I'm ready to do it. And this is the very essence", Volodymyr Groysman said.