The people's choice Happy: Kiev should not expect a decision on visa-free regime with the EU
The people's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the party "Block Petro Poroshenko Sergey Leshchenko believes that Ukraine should not wait for the decision of a question on visa-free regime with the EU "Eastern partnership" in Riga.

The people's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the party "Block Petro Poroshenko Sergey Leshchenko believes that Ukraine should not wait for the decision of a question on visa-free regime with the EU "Eastern partnership" in Riga.
"recently had the opportunity to talk With a representative of the Ministry of internal Affairs one of the key EU countries. The conclusions are obvious - Ukraine will not receive a visa-free regime at the conference "Eastern partnership" in Riga. The European Union will not voice any time frame when it will be able to get visa-free regime ", - Leshchenko wrote on his page century
review Leshchenko, the reason for this was " a complete failure of the government of Ukraine in the battle With the illegal activities of officials ".
"We continuously communicate With our businessmen who say right - no change in the business," quoted Leshchenko words at the interview of the Ambassador of the European countries.
first foreign Minister of Ukraine Pavlo Klimkin expressed the hope that early next year, the Ukrainians will be able to travel to EU countries without visas.
Ukraine signed in June last year the Association agreement With the EU, informs about the desire to become a full member of the European Union. From 1 July 2013, the country had adopted a simplified visa regime With the EU, Kiev now is making the transition to a visa-free regime. First Ukrainian authorities had hoped that the conclusion of a visa-free regime has the opportunity to be adopted at the conference "Eastern partnership" in Riga, however, the head of the EU delegation to Ukraine Jan Tombinski said, because it's unlikely.
Eastern partnership is a project created by the European Union. Its main goal is the convergence of the EU With six countries: Ukraine, Moldova, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia and Belarus. The next Eastern partnership summit will be held in may in Riga.