Nicholson said about the allocation of Kiev 14 million canadian dollars
Foreign Minister of Canada Rob Nicholson met with his Ukrainian counterpart Pavel Klimkin said on the allocation of Kiev the new aid of $ 14 million canadian dollars, according to a report by the canadian Department of foreign Affairs.

Foreign Minister of Canada Rob Nicholson met with his Ukrainian counterpart Pavel Klimkin said on the allocation of Kiev the new aid of $ 14 million canadian dollars, according to a report by the canadian Department of foreign Affairs.
"Today the Minister Nicholson announced the allocation of money to Finance seven projects in 14 million (canadian) dollars. These projects will strengthen the protection of human rights, improve access to justice and supporting civil society in Ukraine ", - is informed in the report of the canadian foreign Ministry.
before the Minister of citizenship and immigration of Canada Chris Alexander said Canada will provide Ukraine with 19, 7 million dollars over several years on regional development. He added that 16 will be selected oblasts in Ukraine, which will be allocated These funds.
currently Ukraine in fact is on the verge of default. From the report of the international monetary Fund, "global financial stability" implies that banks of Ukraine - the second for the risk of loan defaults after Nigeria. The total debt of Ukraine is defined in $ 50 billion in 2014 It amounted to 71% of GDP, and in 2015, according to forecasts of the national Bank of Ukraine, will reach 93% of GDP.
in the country increases unemployment, the national currency over one year fell by more than 3 times. In the end, according to the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, in January 2015 the average salary in the country amounted 3455 hryvnia, or About $ 160. This is one Of the lowest figures in the EU. The pace of GDP decline is determined currently by the national Bank of Ukraine at the level of 7, 5%, inflation - 34, 5%.
About 70% of Ukrainian citizens in the process sociologicheskogo research told of dissatisfaction with their lives, noting that events in Russia are developing in the wrong direction." Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk said that in 2015, the country faces the challenge to survive, " it will be hard to absolutely all social strata ".