The government has approved an action plan for Ukraine's finances: what will change for citizens.
According to inkorr.com: The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved a new action plan for the financial sector and submitted it for consideration by the Verkhovna Rada.
The Ministry of Finance has been tasked with 8 key objectives that encompass 13 tasks.
The implementation of these tasks will ensure a sustainable resource for financing the security and defense sector, a transparent budget process, trust from international partners, and access to EU resources, as well as the integration of the state into the European public finance management system.
The operational objectives of the Ministry of Finance will be included in the government's action program:
Key areas of work
Among the main directions are ensuring macro-financial stability and effective management of public finances. This includes preparing the State Budget for 2026, taking into account the country's needs in wartime and recovery, as well as improving tax policy and combating tax evasion.
The new action plan aims to strengthen Ukraine's financial stability, considering the challenges the country faces in wartime. Effective financial management will be key to supporting the security sector, ensuring budget transparency, and improving cooperation with international partners. These measures will contribute not only to short-term goals but also to the long-term development of the economy amid modern challenges.
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