Ukraine’s
industrial production in February grew by almost 8% and GDP grew by 1%. These
are real signs of macroeconomic stabilization. For further stabilization we need first of all political stability and
political responsibility of all democratic force, Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk underlined
at a Government’s meeting on Wednesday, 23 March.
The
Prime Minister stressed that yesterday the State Statistics Service of Ukraine
issued a formal report on the results of the industry in January-February 2016. "It's a really very positive piece of news when for the first time in
three years it has been recorded a rise of industrial production compared to
the same month of the previous year. Growth made up 7.6%," emphasized Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
In
addition, the Prime Minister pointed out that he received from the State
Statistics Service an estimate of gross domestic product for February:
"According to their estimates, in February we also saw a rise of 1% in
GDP."
"Almost
a 8%-growth of the industry has given the opportunity to demonstrate that there
are real signs of macroeconomic stabilization," he stressed.
Macroeconomic
stabilization, according to the Prime Minister, is possible only "in case
we continue to pursue the reforms that the Government has been carrying out for
the last two years."
The
Prime Minister stressed the need for cooperation with the International
Monetary Fund, the World Bank, international institutions, "which help
Ukraine provided that Ukraine helps itself."
"That's
why we need in the first place political stability and political responsibility
of all political forces, which in 2014 won the elections, formed a coalition,
which should focus not on the provisional ratings of their own political
parties, but the ratings of the country. Every politician in the country must fight for a rise in GDP," he
stressed.
"I
hope the political crisis to be resolved as soon as possible. I clearly stated two ways out of the political crisis. I will accept
any of these ways. I look forward to further decisions from the coalition
and especially the largest faction Petro Poroshenko Bloc and
personally from the President," emphasized Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
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