The employers ' Federation has urged Poroshenko to send the Cabinet to resign

The Federation of employers of Ukraine (FEU) called on the President and the heads of parliamentary factions to urgently send the government in resignation because of his unprofessional actions in the economy.

The Federation unites about 8, 5 thousands of factories that create 70% of Ukraine's GDP. These enterprises employed more than 5 million people.

"Unprofessional actions of the government led Ukraine to undeclared default. Total external debt of Ukraine is 110, 5% of GDP. Further loans increases the probability of bringing to a situation where to repay the debt Ukraine will be forced to give the land and strategic enterprises. Business agitates the President and the heads of parliamentary factions to send the government in resignation, " according to a statement released Tuesday on the Internet office of the FRU.

The head of the country is also campaigning to make adjustments in economic policies, which would provide for a moratorium on the privatization in the period of decline, the abandonment of the policy of borrowing and adopting policies to attract investment and to make an examination of all government decisions relating to economic activity.

The employers ' Federation stressed that to date remain unresolved issues bribery, debt of the country in front of the business, the amount of which reached 100 billion hryvnia (4, 7 billion USD at current official rate), while in one year the number of unemployed persons increased by 1 million people.

The Ukrainian authorities began in April last year in the Donbass military operation against dissatisfied with the coup d'etat of residents of the region. In the end, was destroyed a significant part of industrial and residential infrastructure in the region. Severe Crisis of political Power has affected the economy and the public sector of Ukraine, in fact the country is on the verge of default. The Ukrainian authorities are trying to come to a consensus with its creditors on debt restructuring, but while unsuccessfully.


Zakhar Vinogradov:


sections: Politics