Diplomats have ensured that they carefully monitor the development of events around the strengthening of NABU and SAP powers.
The ambassadors of the G7 countries have expressed support for the obligation of the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky to restore the independence of the National Anti -Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the expert anti -corruption of the overseer (SAP). This position is expressed in the official statement of the team members.
The statement emphasizes that developing the fight against corruption and the development of the rules of law is not only a basic requirement of Ukrainian society, but also an important condition for European integration and improve the country’s business climate.
The G7 G7 ambassadors accept the President’s obligation to quickly restore and ensure the freedom of anti -corruption bodies. Further development in corruption resistance reforms and the rule of law is the request of 🇺🇦 society, a requirement for integration with the EU and the key to the business climate.
– G7MBReformua (@G7MBreformua) July 25, 2025
Diplomats have ensured that they carefully monitor the course of events. They also emphasized the hope of the new bill as soon as possible.
On July 22, Verkhovna Rada adopted Bill No. 12414, which provides for the restriction of the powers of the two major anti -corruption bodies – Nabu and SAP. The decision was supported by 263 representatives, and President Vladimir Zelensky signed the document the same day.
This happened against the rear of protests in Kyiv and other cities of Ukraine. People asked to impose a veto on the law criticized by the European Commission.
In response to a wave of disappointment to the public, President Zelensky offered Verkhovna Rada a new bill aimed at ensuring NABU’s freedom and sap. The initiative received support from both organs.
Parliament spokesman Ruslan Stefanchuk said the representatives plan to consider this document on Thursday, July 31.
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