The mission responsible
for the implementation of the EU-Ukraine Action Plan
on Visa Liberalization already in
September should get satisfactory answers to all the technical issues within
the responsibility of the Cabinet of Ministers, urged Prime Minister of Ukraine
Arseniy Yatsenyuk during the CMU session on Friday, 12 June.
Arseniy Yatsenyuk underlined
that among the challenges the Ukrainian authorities are facing is the execution
of the EU-Ukraine Action Plan
on Visa Liberalization.
The mission to check
the process of implementation of the Action Plan is due to arrive in September,
he added.
The Prime Minister
appealed to the members of the Cabinet of Ministers: "There is a clear
action plan. The mission should receive satisfactory answers to all the
technical issues within the responsibility of the Cabinet of Ministers of
Ukraine. In order to prevent anyone saying that Ukraine has failed
something".
Arseniy Yatsenyuk
also addressed the parliamentary coalition: "Despite the fact that we are
to have the local elections, it is vital to ensure that winning the election wouldn’t
turn into the defeat for the country as a whole - when a political debate will arise
whoever loves the Ukrainian people. Not in words but in concrete deeds this
love should be demonstrated for the sake of Ukraine of today and for future
generations".
"We are laying
the foundation for a new country, being well aware how hard it is. This
Government has assumed the responsibility for the largest part of problems. This
is the fate of the incumbent Government, and it is the right decision for the
country and each person who has truly chosen his political future, and the
future of the state as a strong and successful European country," he emphasized.
Apart from that, Arseniy
Yatsenyuk reminded that he would summon a meeting of boards of the Ministries,
"to ensure that by September each Minister could report to the Parliament what
particular deeds he will have made for the Ukrainians - not on paper but to improve
people’s lives. Then it will imply real change. The rest is our routine, daily
work, hundreds of decisions and dozens of resolutions".
