Ukraine has possibilities to observe the conditions for receiving the next tranche of the loan of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) under the Stand By Arrangement, former finance minister, adviser of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy Oleksandr Danylyuk has said.
“We have the functioning government that will act until the formation of the new government. There is the functioning Verkhovna Rada, which can and must pass bills that are in international obligations, there are all existing public institutions. We need just fulfill the conditions now and not seek for or invent political reasons and not to blame the political process,” he said on Radio NV.
Danyliuk said that the IMF mission continues working in Ukraine and its goal is to verify the fulfillment of all the conditions that Ukraine had to implement in order to receive the next tranche, as well as agree on the conditions of the next tranche.
According to the adviser, he is in constant dialogue, and the mission will meet with President Zelenskiy next week.
Danylyuk declined other comments, citing the fact that until the completion of the mission’s work, comments were not traditionally given.
