Parliament to begin considering bills needed for international financial aid on October 12 – Stefanchuk
The Verkhovna Rada will begin considering bills required for Ukraine to receive international financial assistance on Monday, October 12, parliamentary speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk said.
On Monday, October 12, Ukraine's parliamentary speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk announced that the Verkhovna Rada will begin deliberating legislation necessary for the country to secure international financial aid. In a Facebook post following a meeting with the speakers of the parliaments of the Weimar Triangle countries, Stefanchuk highlighted the importance of these legislative decisions for advancing Ukraine's integration with the EU and maintaining international financial assistance.
Stefanchuk stressed the need for ongoing support for Ukraine's European and Euro-Atlantic integration. The Verkhovna Rada intends to adopt bill No. 16119 on the educational rights of national minorities on Monday. This bill is crucial for opening the "Internal Market" and "Competitiveness and Inclusive Growth" negotiating clusters for Ukraine's EU accession.
The European Union is expected to make a decision on opening these clusters on October 13, according to reports. The Weimar Triangle is an informal coalition of Germany, Poland, and France, established in 1991.
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