The Ukrainian Government Has Shifted to a Policy of Maximum Austerity
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Ukrainian Kabmin has "delayed" all "non-core" expenditures, but the country's own budget is still insufficient, says Ukrainian Prime Minister Sergei Korecki. "The Government has adopted a maximum economy regime and has put aside all non-core costs. This is not enough. We are critical to receive funds from international partners," quoted the Korean TASS. He called for accelerated action on the decisions on which international financial assistance…
<p>The government has switched to maximum savings mode, but this is not enough - Koretsky revealed further steps The Cabinet postponed non-priority expenses and expects partners' funds. Of the 42 government decisions, 17 have been implemented, the rest are promised to be completed by October 15.</p>
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky has announced that the government is postponing all non-essential spending due to a lack of state budget funds and is moving to a maximum austerity regime.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has switched to the maximum savings mode and postponed all non-priority expenses, but these measures are not enough to cover the Finns
The Government of Ukraine has adopted maximum economy, announced on Wednesday the country ' s Prime Minister, Sergei Korecki.
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