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Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman has assured that he personally and the government as a whole has sufficient political will to carry out the necessary structural changes and reforms in Ukraine, according to a UNIAN correspondent.
According to Groysman, no necessary structural changes and reforms have been made in Ukraine for the last 25 years, which would enable the country to open its own economic potential and ensure social justice.
"I want to emphasize that, with regard to political will, our government and I personally as the prime minister have no problems with it," he said during the presentation of the updated reform support structure, particularly in the creation of specialized teams to support the implementation of reforms and Public Administration Reform (PAR) Strategy for 2016-2020.
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"If we carry out healthcare reform, we must understand that its purpose is to reduce mortality, improving disease prevention, access to health care," he said.