According to the head of Ukrainian government Arseniy Yatsenyuk, the next mission of the international monetary Fund will arrive in his country in the upcoming week on may 29.
"on may 29 in Kiev will arrive IMF mission to review implementation of the programme (cooperation)," said the Prime Minister, in this regard, calling on MPs to support the draft laws introduced by the government in the session hall.
The Prime Minister also reminded that April 27 will be held in Kiev-Ukraine summit, the EU, and on the subsequent day International conference in support of Ukraine. The conference will be considered 3 blocks of questions, in which further financial EU support for the Ukrainian economy, reports the news Agency. In addition, continued the Prime Minister, in September will host an investment conference in Kiev, " to attract maximum private capital for the modernization of the Ukrainian economy ". First international monetary Fund has said that it wants to contribute to the completion of Ukraine's negotiations with creditors to restructure part of the debt. For his part, the Minister of Finance of Ukraine Natalie Jaresko said that Kyiv is expected in may to obtain the consent of creditors for the restructuring of the external debt to the IMF mission's visit. However, on April 9, stating that the Committee of private creditors, consisting of five largest holders of bonds of Ukraine worth $ 10 billion, will speak against the write-off of principal. Remember, the Bank faces default. The only way out of this situation - the consent of the holders of Eurobonds for the sum of 750 million dollars to extend the period of redemption of these securities. At the end of March Jaresko said that the West must provide Ukraine with additional financial assistance Except for a package of 40 billion dollars, because the country is bankrupt will cost more." I firmly believe that "seven" and, frankly, also the "Group of twenty" at the present time have a responsibility to provide monetary assistance to Ukraine on a larger scale, " - said Jaresko.

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