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Budanov says he opposes exporting technologies from Ukraine

Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Kyrylo Budanov has said he opposes the export of technologies from Ukraine.

Budanov says he opposes exporting technologies from Ukraine

Budanov expressed his opposition to exporting technologies from Ukraine during a meeting of the heads of Ukraine's foreign diplomatic missions. According to Ukrinform, he argued that exporting finished products with high added value is crucial for the country's economy. He emphasized that exporting technologies is akin to selling a business and relinquishing production, leaving no room for further discussion.

Budanov cautioned against joint production localized abroad, citing potential risks and the likelihood of abandonment if the venture does not prove successful. Instead, he advocated for a second model, which involves establishing joint production within Ukraine. On July 1, the government approved a resolution initiating a fast-track model for the export of certain categories of military products.

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