Prime Minister of
Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko is
confident that the International Monetary Fund will approve second tranche for Ukraine to support the financial system. The
Head of Government told a press conference, Cabinet's press office reported.
Yulia Tymoshenko
informed that there are no radical requirements to Ukraine on the part of the
IMF, the revision for example of macroeconomic measures.
“Yesterday evening, I
spoke with the IMF’s mission chief for Ukraine, we discussed all the necessary
steps. We take all the steps and I am sure everything will go well – the
country will obtain the next tranche,” the Prime
Minister said.
Yulia Tymoshenko
also pointed out that the Declaration to the International Monetary Fund on
readiness to cooperate is a standard document concerning the budget filling and
implementation of the common program with IMF. “This is the standard document
that we had to send, expressing readiness to proceed to obtaining the second tranche for the financial system of Ukraine,” the Head of
Government noted.
According to Yulia Tymoshenko, this document has
already been signed by her and the acting Finance Minister. Today the document
will be submitted to the President and the NBU.
“The will of all authoritative
institutions is needed to obtain the second tranche,”
Yulia Tymoshenko is sure.
