President on future state development: Ukrainian citizen will gain respect, decent salary and guaranteed security

President Petro Poroshenko during a meeting with residents of the city of Oleksandriia in Kirovohrad region told about the future development of Ukraine.

“What will the country receive in the next five years? Security is a strong army. A worthy place in the international arena and we have made the first important steps in this direction. Billions of investments, millions of new jobs, inclusiveness, elimination of the gap between the rich and the poor by raising wages,” the Head of State outlined the key vectors of Ukraine’s development.

Petro Poroshenko notes that over the next five Kirovohrad region also has to achieve significant development, including through the development of united territorial communities, which can become new growth points on the map of the region. According to him, the region would get an agricultural logistics center, which will significantly increase the productivity of rural labor. In addition, the situation with railways should be considerably improved. “I emphasize that the region will get a high-quality airport,” he said.

This is what can be achieved in most regional centers, the President added. “Public transport, international brand hotels, scientific and industrial parks. The city will get high-quality roads, modern production, multifunctional hospitals, new schools, modern educational IT centers,” he noted.

In addition, according to the President, the issue of water supply, repair or construction of roads should be solved in every UTC. He also called the Farmer’s House an important project for community development, where each farmer can receive necessary consultation and information. There should be centers for the provision of administrative services in the communities.

“This is absolutely real. What will a person get? A person will get dignity and respect, opportunities for entrepreneurship or high wages, guaranteed security for each family, access to modern interactive education, high-quality public transport, adequate social package, access to high-quality medicine and decent pension,” the President noted.