REUTERS
Ukraine Trade Representative Natalia Mykolska says U.S. investors expect that Ukraine will continue work towards fiscal stability, enhance the protection of intellectual property and improve the business climate, the press service of Ukraine's Ministry of Economic Development and Trade reported.
"First of all, the U.S. representatives expect fiscal stability, protection of intellectual property, and improvement of business environment (particularly, in terms of ensuring further reasonable regulation)," the press service quoted Mykolska as saying following the meeting of the United States-Ukraine Trade and Investment Council in Washington, D.C.
According to Mykolska, the inflow of investment to Ukraine is directly related to the military situation in the country's east.
Read alsoUkraine starts legal proceedings to contest Russian transit embargo in WTO"The war should become an accelerator for the reform process so that foreign investors were ready to enter our market as soon as it ends," the trade representative said.
As UNIAN reported earlier, the Ukrainian delegation, consisting, in particular, of Deputy Ministers of Economic Development and Trade Yuliya Kovaliv and Nataliya Mykolska, and U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman discussed ways to counter Russia's aggression within the World Trade Organization in the framework of the U.S.-Ukraine Trade and Investment Council's meeting.