Eastern Partnership Summit participants have stated in the Declaration signed off on Friday, November 24, that people’s confidence in their governments could be restored through public administration reform and by tackling corruption, an UNIAN correspondent in Brussels reported.
“The Summit participants stress that good governance at all levels is key to people's confidence in their governments. Implementation of reforms in public administration and the judiciary, as well as the fight against corruption are at the basis of all other policies in this regard and essential for strengthening resilience,” reads the Declaration.
Participants have also agreed that fostering human security, which also depends on the development of effective, accountable, transparent and democratic institutions, will reduce societal vulnerabilities.
Read alsoPoroshenko in Brussels: Ukraine seeking "Four Unions" with EU
The Summit participants agreed on the importance of effective cooperation between interested partner countries and relevant EU bodies in tackling the abovementioned challenges.
Read alsoFinal Declaration of Fifth EaP Summit released