Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
In Ukraine, 828. 3 thousand hectares of grain have been sown, which is 14% of the plan. Odesa, Ternopil, and Mykolaiv regions became the leaders in sowing.
The Ministry of Social Policy is developing an application with profiles, electronic IDs, and tools for concluding agreements. The platform is available for organizations.
New stations in five regions measure pollution levels automatically. The equipment was purchased within the framework of the joint project with Finland, UFAIR.
NBU reserves decreased by 5% in March due to interventions and public debt payments. Receipts from the IMF and the World Bank only partially covered the expenses.
The State Special Transport Service has become the sole client for road repairs near the front line. The General Staff will determine the list of priority routes.
The government has abolished the three-year experience requirement for drivers of categories C and D when operating tractors. The simplification is in effect during the war to accelerate sowing work.
The owner of ALFA GAZ spoke about why Ukraine has not yet become a "European Norway," how businesses protect their facilities amid constant attacks, and why the "2050" strategy today looks like science fiction.
The faction and ministers discussed draft laws to fulfill obligations to donors. According to Arakhamia, there was an open discussion on issues that concern society and on which financial aid depends.
The Defense Procurement Agency received the status of a Central Purchasing Body (CPB) for direct work with equipment suppliers. The military will choose transport from a catalog without complex procedures.
The Cabinet of Ministers has allowed the installation of weapons and navigation systems on aircraft without lengthy approvals. Enterprises, specialists, and military units will be involved in the work.
The faction meeting will consider important draft laws with the participation of government officials. The agenda for April 7 includes issues of cooperation with the IMF and the European Union.
The Ukrainian Book Institute will support 100 translation projects within the framework of the Translate Ukraine program. The list includes publishers from 33 countries.
The new train will run through Lviv, Chernivtsi, and Bucharest, with a travel time of up to 30 hours. The parties are negotiating preferential tariffs to reduce ticket prices.
The relevant committee supported bills on the abolition of the €150 parcel exemption and taxes for platforms. New rules will come into effect no earlier than 2027.
The Tax Committee supported a special fund for the army and new rules for digital platforms. Small sellers will receive benefits, and individual entrepreneurs will have simplified reporting.
The government and Parliament have agreed on the submission of urgent draft laws to fulfill the conditions of the Ukraine Facility. This is necessary for stable financing of Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers is launching an experimental project for systemic labor market planning. The forecast will be updated annually to form state orders.
Andriy Sybiha discussed with the Syrian Foreign Minister the opening of diplomatic missions and the development of logistics. The parties plan to expand trade and sea routes.
The Cabinet of Ministers has increased payments for Ukrainian machinery and land reclamation for agrarians. Farmers in Kherson region will receive funds for lost crops and livestock support.
Since the beginning of the war, 40,700 km² of territories and 15,100 hectares of agricultural land have been demined. This year, another 10,000 hectares are planned to be cleared using new technologies.
The Cabinet of Ministers adopted a program to fulfill obligations to the European Union. The document includes roadmaps for the rule of law and public administration reform.
Andriy Chotchikov has become Deputy Minister of Energy, replacing Oleksandr Vyazovchenko. Serhiy Honchar has been appointed head of the Kherson District State Administration.
The President granted the Mejlis official status as a representative body of the indigenous people. This will allow the organization to participate in the development of state programs.
The President urged the Rada to pass laws to receive billions of dollars in aid. The budget deficit exceeds $30 billion, and there is only enough money until May.
Enterprises of the third group were allowed to submit annual reports in an arbitrary form. The changes are aimed at deregulation without weakening environmental requirements.
The Government of Serbia and UNDP have signed an agreement to finance the purchase of high-voltage transformers. The funds will be used to strengthen the resilience of the Ukrainian grid.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved new terms for tenders for the construction of 1 GW of capacity and quotas for renewable energy sources for 2026. The decisions are aimed at attracting investment.
The state is launching a personnel training project through grants and compensation to employers. The maximum amount of support will be up to 30,000 hryvnias per person.
The President held a meeting on infrastructure restoration and the development of alternative generation. Work continues on 245 facilities despite delays in aid.
The government has approved regulations on vehicle design with requirements for 75 safety and environmental systems. New certification rules will come into effect in 2026.