Parliament, Government set key bills needed for Ukraine’s funding
The Verkhovna Rada and the Cabinet of Ministers have agreed on legislative priorities ahead of the parliamentary plenary week, including bills needed to fulfill Ukraine’s international commitments and secure financial support from partners.
Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Ruslan Stefanchuk and Prime Minister Sergii Koretskyi announced key bills needed for Ukraine's funding in a joint Facebook post. Both agree on the importance of timely adoption of decisions to fulfill Ukraine's international commitments and secure financial support from partners. Priorities include European integration initiatives, decisions under the Ukraine Facility, and the IMF program.
Stefanchuk and Koretskyi stressed that adopting legislative initiatives is crucial for both fulfilling commitments and receiving international funding, especially amidst a challenging situation with public finances. They assured coordination of work between the Verkhovna Rada and the Cabinet of Ministers, working with relevant committees, factions, and groups to ensure proper consideration of bills.
Plenary sessions of the Verkhovna Rada begin on October 12, with priority given to considering bills needed to fulfill Ukraine's international commitments. The Government is accelerating implementation of its part of the commitments, aiming to have all necessary decisions adopted by October 15. Both officials emphasized their shared responsibility and the importance of every decision, highlighting a challenging plenary week ahead as they work to deliver results that will determine Ukraine's financial resilience, European integration process, and trust from international partners.
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