Honcharuk holds National Investment Council meeting in Davos

Honcharuk holds National Investment Council meeting in Davos

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Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Honcharuk held a meeting of the National Investment Council in Davos.

"The first meeting of the National Investment Council since the election of the new President of Ukraine was held under my chairmanship today in Davos. The Council members are the largest foreign companies which have been successfully working in Ukraine for many years and making an invaluable contribution to the development of our economy," Honcharuk posted on Facebook.

According to Honcharuk, the National Investment Council members discussed the potential of further partnership with Ukraine.

"Now is the best time to invest in Ukraine. That's what I say to our partners," he said.

The Prime Minister recalled that the World Bank significantly improved its forecast for Ukraine's economic growth from 3% to 3.7% in 2020; inflation slows down rapidly – 4.1% in 2019; the Bankruptcy Code and the Law on Investment Promotion entered into force in Ukraine to improve business environment; the quasi-tax in form of an equity contribution was abolished (starting from 2021).

"Fair competition and equal rules for everybody are our religion. We believe in it and will fight for it," Honcharuk stated.

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