It is also necessary to revitalize privatization and ensure concrete results of anti-corruption efforts. Such conditions on Friday, May 26, sounded the mission of the organization on the basis of its work in Ukraine.

As the IMF said in the statement, significant progress has been made in the overall understanding of the defining components of these activities, however, further technical work is needed in some areas so that the text of the relevant draft laws reflects this understanding and, in general,.

Representatives of the Fund also noted that the Ukrainian economy continues its recovery, with the expected growth of more than 2%, and the implementation of fiscal and monetary policy allows ensuring compliance with the goals set for 2017.

Recall, on Thursday, May 25, the mission completed its work in Ukraine.

As reported URA-Inform, April 5, Ukraine received from the IMF a fourth tranche of one billion dollars. And before the end of 2017, Ukraine can receive three more tranches from the IMF for a total amount of 4.4 billion dollars.