The Ukrainian head Petro Poroshenko has signed the decree " About the strategy for sustainable development " Ukraine-2020 ", which provides, for example, reform of the state security and defence, law enforcement, and decentralization of Power.

at the end of June, Ukraine finally which includes the development of a free trade zone. At the end of September Poroshenko presented a package of reforms " Strategy-2020 ", which, in his vision, are obliged to prepare Ukraine to apply for membership in the European Union six years. Poroshenko hoped that after all the reforms Ukraine will have the opportunity to meet all EU requirements and submits a petition for membership in the Union. Experts believe that accession to the EU Ukraine will take much more time.

As leader of the country, in the framework of the strategy priority is the reform of state security and defence, law enforcement, public administration, health care, and anti-corruption, judicial, tax reform, renewal Authority, decentralization, deregulation and entrepreneurship development.

The aim of the reforms defined the achievement of European standards of life and worthy of the place of Ukraine in the world." Strategy 2020 absorbed 62 reform. Of them identified eight priority reforms and two programs - energy independence and promote Ukraine in the world. Also identified 25 key indicators of successful development of the country.

Ukraine is in a difficult political crisis, which affects its economy and the public sector, in fact the country is on the verge of default. The authorities want to improve the situation of foreign borrowing. The IMF has opened for Ukraine's two-year loan program 17, $ 1 billion. Of this amount, 4, 6 billion Kyiv received in 2014, the remaining funds must be allocated in 2015. Send Kiev was Also provided by the world Bank, the EBRD, the European investment Bank and some countries. In General in 2014, Ukraine received financial assistance amounting to about 9 billion dollars. The total state dog for eleven months was 69, 3 billion dollars.

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