Govt expects to increase Ukrainian content consumption by 10% in 2026-2027 thanks to Tysiachovesna program – Action Program
The government’s Action Program for 2026-2027 envisages that, thanks to the cultural product created within the framework of the Tysiachovesna initiative, the consumption of Ukrainian content by the Ukrainian population will increase by 10%.
Ukraine's government anticipates a 10% rise in consumption of Ukrainian cultural content among the population between 2026 and 2027, thanks to the Tysiachovesna program. This cultural initiative aims to bolster the nation's independence struggle. Key aspects of the Action Program include the compilation of a list of Ukrainian cultural treasures from outside the country by the Ministry of Culture in 2026, as well as the modernization of support for promising young artists during the same year.
Additionally, the program targets the inscription of 24 new Ukrainian cultural heritage sites onto the UNESCO International List of Cultural Property under Enhanced Protection during the same period. Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky emphasized that the program's primary objective is to persist and triumph in the battle for Ukrainian independence.
Other components of the Action Program encompass the introduction of a voluntary funded pension system in 2027, the continuation of the pilot phase for the New Ukrainian School reform, and the consolidation of at least six higher education institutions by the end of 2027. The Verkhovna Rada Chairman, Ruslan Stefanchuk, announced that the government's Action Program will be under consideration by the parliament in the near future, in line with the standard parliamentary procedure.
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