The European Commission requires Kyiv to appoint the head of the Bureau of Economic Security (BAB) in accordance with the law and current selection and appointment procedures as soon as possible.
This was reported about the publication “European Pravda” with reference to the representative of the European Commission.
The European Commission emphasizes that the Baba reform is part of the wider obligations of Ukraine in the process of joining the EU.
KIV must appoint the director of the Bureau of Economic Security of Ukraine as soon as possible in accordance with the Law on Reforming babies and current selection and appointment procedures, ”the representative said.
This is necessary to promote the BAB reform and ensure its independent and effective functioning, ”he added.
The press secretary noted that Vita of the European Commission for the EU expanding in 2024 emphasizes the need for the rapid implementation of the BAB law, in particular through the process of transparent selection based on personal merits.
In June 2024, Verkhovna Rada adopted the BAB restart law, which provides for the change of chairman and repeated certification of all employees. In CHERN 2025, the qualification commission announced the winner of the competition for the position of director Bebe Alexander Tsvinski, a former investigator and a detective of NABU.
However, on July 7, the Cabinet of Ministers did not approve Tsivinsky and applied to the Commission on the choice of the director of Baba with a proposal for a repeated position of no more than two candidates who will meet all the requirements. In the government, such a decision was motivated, in particular, SBU, provided by additional materials regarding national security issues.
In mid -July, the Bab Director, the Bab Director, announced that she would not consider his decision.
Source: “European Truth”
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