Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has outlined priorities and listed important bills that have been passed or should be voted by the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament.
Speaking at a press conference in Kyiv on May 20 on the first year of his presidency, he said the "bill on banking regulation was very important along with land reform, [the bill on] presidential impeachment, [parliamentary] immunity, concession, and water transport."
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"Everything that was written in our program has turned from promises into real actions," the president said.
Asked whether he was going to disband the parliament, he said: "As long as the Servant of the People Party votes for all the important bills for the country, as long as they [MPs] vote, I will support the party."
As UNIAN reported earlier, bill No. 1182-1-d on inland water transport, which suggests the reform of river transportation in Ukraine, passed its first reading on April 24. The bill aims to transform the Dnipro River into a powerful waterway, introducing efficient river logistics. A total of 243 MPs backed the bill.
