President Volodymyr Zelensky has welcomed the return of Ukrainians, as we drove beyond the cordon through the war. We discussed solutions necessary to create economic and social incentives for citizens to work in Ukraine.
RBC-Ukraine reports this from the head of state’s messages at the evening meeting.
“Today there was a lot of respect and a lot of internal nourishment – these decisions, these innovations, which are needed in the future, so that Ukraine is unlikely to turn back as many of our people as they left through war,” Zelensky said.
In his words, the main task for today is to create all the necessary economic and social incentives for Ukrainians to work in Ukraine and “work more for Ukraine” potential, to stay on equal to global competition.”
The President noted that the Ukrainian people have gained their courage and can demonstrate to the world their ability to embrace and leave the ruins.
“I'm looking forward to this today – Deputy Prime Minister Chernishov, Fedorov and Kuleba, the Office team. We are preparing for tomorrow to talk with representatives of Ukrainian business – about those systemic solutions “We need it now and in the future to give Ukraine more prosperity and a more economical economy,” Zelensky said.
Return of Ukrainians from behind the cordon
It seems likely that they are working on stimulated Ukrainians will turn back home from behind the cordon. For example, as Prime Minister Denis Shmigal informed earlier, the government is already involved in feeding the return of Ukrainians from Germany.
Before that, the “Ministry of the Turnover of Ukrainians” was created in Ukraine. The idea of creating such a department was voiced by President Volodymyr Zelensky back in September.
Additionally, recently in an interview with RBC-Ukraine, Doctor of Economic Sciences Lyudmila Cherenko spoke about the reasons why Ukrainian refugees may not return home.
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