Stefanchuk: Young people want to understand why govt makes certain decisions
Young people want to understand the rules that will guide Ukraine's development, Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Ruslan Stefanchuk said.
Ruslan Stefanchuk, Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada, emphasized that young Ukrainians desire to comprehend the underlying reasons behind the government's decision-making processes during the second week of the Parliamentary Dialogue. The discussions took place at the National University of Ostroh Academy, a distinguished institution steeped in Ukraine's rich intellectual heritage.
Stefanchuk highlighted the importance of young people grasping the rules governing their nation's future development, as they grappled with questions spanning various aspects of legislation and governance. During the meeting, Stefanchuk explored topics such as the role of parliament in post-war Ukraine, the forthcoming Civil Code, and the creation of modern state rules based on traditional values.
The speaker expressed gratitude for the students' engagement in the dialogue, noting that the discussions aimed to foster a deeper understanding of the legislative landscape and encourage open debate and suggestions from all participants, including representatives from other universities.
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