US EditionZelensky Taps Yulia Svyrydenko to Lead New Ukrainian Cabinet
UKRAINE, JUL 14 – President Zelenskyy seeks to boost Ukraine's war effort and economic recovery by nominating Yulia Svyrydenko, an experienced economist, to replace Denys Shmyhal as prime minister.
- On July 14, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced a major cabinet reshuffle, part of efforts to renew Ukraine's government amid ongoing war, with Svyrydenko proposed as prime minister.
- Earlier this year, she led Ukraine’s delegation to Washington and signed a minerals deal with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, serving as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy.
- After Zelenskyy’s announcement, she said Ukraine faced a `crucial time` and prioritized strengthening the economy and scaling up weapons production.
- Tymofiy Mylovanov said `government needs a change because people are exhausted`, adding it would bring `a sort of freshness` after three years of war, to reflect domestic sentiment.
- He called it, part of `a transformation of the executive branch` by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, implying a major government renewal.
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