The head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko tried to convince to accelerate the constitutional reform in the country, said the press service of the Ukrainian head on the last working day of the week.

The head of the country in the process of the workshop with the leaders of factions that are part of the coalition, said that the constitutional Commission starts work and will hold a meeting at the beginning of the upcoming week.

"He tried to convince the political level to take steps to expedite the constitutional reform, noting the need for decentralization of power and the abolition of judicial and parliamentary privacy," according to the report.

in early March, the head of Ukraine signed a decree on the establishment of the constitutional Commission, which will develop amendments to the Constitution of the country taking into account the challenges and needs of society. It is planned that the work will involve Commissioners different political parties, the public, Ukrainian and international experts. March 31, Poroshenko has approved the composition of the Commission and appointed her head Volodymyr Groysman. He said he expects the Commission to rapidly develop a decentralization project.

Adopted by the contact group for a settlement of the situation in the Donbas on 12 February, the complex of measures on execution of the Minsk agreements suggests that for final resolution of the conflict situation in Ukraine should be prepared and carried out the constitutional reform, which should be deep decentralization of public administration.


dialogues " channel four ", held on 12 February, came amid a sharp aggravation of the situation in the Donbass, provoked by the Ukrainian security forces, who, having increased strength, began to storm the position of the militia. Following the meeting, the leaders of Russia, Ukraine, France and Germany have taken a set of measures involving, for example, the ceasefire in the Donbass from February fifteen, the withdrawal of heavy weapons and the development of the security zone.

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