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Poroshenko says hostilities in Ukraine’s east should not hinder reforms

According to the Ukrainian president, reforms in the country should be synchronized with implementation of the association agreement with the European Union

 {article_photo:741092:'End of punitive operation should be key part of Poroshenko’s peace — Russia’s MP':'right':'50'}KIEV, July 17./ITAR-TASS/. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said Thursday that hostilities in eastern Ukraine should not hinder reforms, the Ukrainian presidential press service reported.

“Today, Ukraine enjoys overwhelming support of global financial organizations, which are ready to provide loans to our country,” Poroshenko said.

According to the Ukrainian president, reforms in the country should be synchronized with implementation of the association agreement with the European Union.

“The association agreement outlines the basic concept of reforms, we only need to complete and harmonize them with Ukrainian laws,” he added.