Tarasyuk does not need Eurointegration Ministry

Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Boris Tarasyuk, considers the formation of Eurointegration Ministry as an inexpedient action.

“The practice of other countries does not confirm expediency of separate ministry formation,” said Tarasyuk in Gdansk.

Minister referred to the Pole’s experience of Eurointegration. According to his data, the works were coordinated by interdepartmental council, headed by PM. Minister said the similar model was used in other states.

“I think it is needed to follow the tried and successful experience of, first of all, Poland,” pointed out Tarasyuk.