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The FEU President stressed that Ukraine needed to find inner resources for economic development. They enable enterprises to maintain existing jobs and production volumes – said Dmitry Firtash

06/11/2013

The FEU President stressed that Ukraine needed to find inner resources for economic development. They enable enterprises to maintain existing jobs and production volumes – said Dmitry Firtash

  • On November 6, 2013, the meeting of the Board of the Federation of Employers of Ukraine took place in Kyiv
  • Meeting of the Board of the Federation of Employers of Ukraine gathered representatives of Ukrainian organizations of employers
  • The President of the Federation of Employers of Ukraine Dmitry Firtash
  • The FEU President stressed that Ukraine needed to find inner resources for economic development. They enable enterprises to maintain existing jobs and production volumes – said Dmitry Firtash
  • The Federation Board is intended to activate market economy development, improve business environment, and investment climate in Ukraine
  • Business representatives from all over Ukraine took part in the meeting of the Federation of Employers of Ukraine Board
  • The Board of the Federation of Employers of Ukraine decided to develop the system aimed at monitoring of activities of the state agencies having right to inspect work of enterprises
  • Due to the FEU activity new position – position of business appeared in Ukraine
  • The President of the Federation of Employers of Ukraine Dmitry Firtash
  • The members of the Federation are working on system aimed at monitoring of activities of the state agencies having right to inspect work of enterprises
  • According to the FEU, Ukraine needs a substantial increase in state procurement from Ukrainian producers
  • Speaking at the meeting of the FEU Board Dmitry Firtash stressed that Ukraine’s economy could be revitalized if state companies procured domestic goods instead of imported products
  • According to FEU estimates, import reduction by 1% would save about 100,000 jobs