Ukraine is preparing a support mechanism for the book publishing industry after Russian attacks
Kyiv • UNN
The Cabinet of Ministers instructed the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Finance to prepare a mechanism for state support of the book publishing industry, which is suffering losses due to Russian shelling. In July, 1.5 million books were destroyed, with damages amounting to hundreds of millions of hryvnias.
The Cabinet of Ministers instructed the Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications together with the Ministry of Finance to develop a mechanism for state support of the book publishing industry, which is suffering significant losses due to Russian shelling. Prime Minister of Ukraine Serhiy Koretskyi reported this on July 27, according to UNN.
Instructed the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Finance to prepare a mechanism for state support of the book publishing industry. Russia is systematically destroying Ukrainian book publishing. Russians are constantly attacking printing houses, publishing houses, and book warehouses. In July alone, 1.5 million copies of Ukrainian books were destroyed, and the damages amount to hundreds of millions of hryvnias
According to him, during the Russian attack on July 19, one of the printing houses lost production facilities and over 400 thousand school textbooks.
At the same time, other enterprises in the industry also suffered damage.
The Prime Minister emphasized that the government intends to support Ukrainian book publishers, despite the state's limited financial capabilities.
Even under conditions of limited budget resources, the state will find an opportunity to support the Ukrainian book. This will help enterprises restore operations, replenish public library funds, and preserve the capacity of Ukrainian book publishing
Recall
During the incomplete month of July, over 1.5 million books were destroyed in Ukraine. Russian strikes destroyed printing houses, demolished publishing house warehouses, and hundreds of thousands of textbooks that were supposed to reach Ukrainian schools at the beginning of the academic year.