Kovaliv: What stands in Ukraine's way to prosperity?

Ukrainian First Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade Yulia Kovaliv joined Ukraine Today to talk about economic reforms in Ukraine.

Economy

21:10, 17 May 2016

While Kyiv achieved some progress and success in grand reforms announced in 2015, the full implementation of these changes is far from finish. One of the main reasons for this is poor cooperation between the country's government and the Parliament, Ukraine Today reports.

"Last year we presented to the Cabinet of Ministers a big action plan of deregulation, which will lead Ukraine to Top 20 of the Doing Business rating. But it is still not approved by our Parliament. And each new day delays positive changes in our society", Yulia Kovaliv said.

So why can’t the ministers and lawmakers come to terms regarding the reforms in the country? Watch Ukraine Today to find out more.

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