The Government has been and remains supportive of honest business through protecting its interests and adopting a reasonable regulatory policy, thereby providing acceptable conditions for development. Prime Minister of Ukraine Volodymyr Groysman said during a meeting with business circles in Zakarpattya region, in particular representatives of enterprises with foreign investments.

The Head of Government stressed that Zakarpattya region enjoys a number of advantages for investors, hence it is crucial not just to attract resources, but also to provide opportunities for their growth.

"We need investments, a normal climate. We need smart regulations that will enable the country to develop. Our activities focus on deregulation issues through abolishing unnecessary things, creating mechanisms for industry support along the sectors. Meanwhile, we are well aware of the related issues - first of all, the judicial system. The Government is committed to support you, to support honest business", the Head of Government said.

The participants of the meeting noted that present Ukraine needs, apart from technologies, also a strategic vision of the development of personnel - first of all engineering personnel – starting with their training and ending with generating motivation to work in Ukraine. Entrepreneurs provided statistical data that Ukrainian scientists and skilled workers create up to 8-10% of GDP of major developed countries. That is why, entrepreneurs assured, the development policy should take into account the element of rational "national pragmatism" and protection of our potential, our capabilities and our people.

"I stand for restructuring the economy, for our country ceases being a supplier of both raw materials and human resource," urged Volodymyr Groysman. "I have a strong interest in the entrepreneurs be successful and the economy sound. The global community is competitive, and everyone expects us to be a competitor with serious potential. We can double the agricultural sector performance, we have multiple potential for the growth of light industry due to the installment of VAT when importing equipment. The volumes of road construction activities have become the largest in recent times. We need time and continuation of reforms, including in related sectors - education, first of all".

In the context of the necessary initiatives discussed, the Head of Government called further deregulation and the persistence of legislation, when the practice of amending laws at the end of year will become history.