Koretskyi reports reforms 17 of 42 decisions done

Sep 30

TSN relays Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi's statement that the Cabinet has implemented seventeen of forty-two decisions required under commitments to international financing partners. He describes maximum austerity and deferred nonessential spending as insufficient, distinguishes government decisions from legislative changes, and says four further decisions were adopted at the preceding government's meeting. The remaining decisions are to be finished by October 15. The anchor recalls a risk of missing $29.5 billion in financing and Koretskyi's proposal for an October 12 parliamentary session to consider necessary bills. His recorded statement says delays are costly for defense, state resilience and resistance to the enemy. Neither a completed sitting, all remaining decisions nor disbursement is reported.

Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi says the Cabinet has completed seventeen of forty-two decisions tied to commitments to international financing partners and intends to finish the remaining decisions by October 15. TSN relays his warning that austerity and deferred nonessential spending are insufficient, some changes require legislation, and delays hurt defense and state resilience. The bulletin recalls the $29.5 billion financing risk and a proposal for an October 12 parliamentary sitting. It does not report completion of the remaining decisions, a sitting or a payment.