Zelensky is committed to maximum expansion of economic opportunities in Ukraine on a legal basis.
The Ukrainian leadership on Thursday, June 9, held a meeting on the economic recovery of the country affected by the Russian aggression. This was announced by President Volodymyr Zelensky in a video message in the evening following the results of the 106th day of the war.
“Today I held a very important meeting with officials. Economy, business, employment. We discussed actions at three levels – what needs to be done now, what we can do in the near future, no matter how difficult it is. , and what we will really do after the war, “said the head of state.
According to him, these are the steps:
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a program of special grants to support small and medium -sized businesses – something that can now provide new jobs and a new tax base;
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development of the security sector, which should be completely different than in all 30 years of independence of Ukraine: “Security should be 100 percent”;
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recovery of industry and attraction of investments in the state: localization, industrial parks, support of state structures, attraction of modern technologies in Ukraine.
At the same time, Zelensky stressed that there is no room for the shadow economy in Ukraine.
“I want to emphasize one detail. And this detail is fundamental. We must get used to the fact that in society there can be only two parts – those who protect our freedom and those who work to ensure this protection. “And it’s not a question of this or the economic doctrine, it’s not a matter of it or the political position. We can’t afford to have a shadow that is part of economic life in the country,” he specified.
The head of state urged businesses to register employees and pay taxes in accordance with the law, in order to maximize economic opportunities in Ukraine on a legal basis.
Earlier, Volodymyr Zelensky called on investors to develop new projects in Ukraine and named five main sectors for investment.
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Source: korrespondent
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