The obligation of all political force of Ukraine is to unite behind certain action plan for overcoming the crisis Ukraine is facing today.
Chairperson of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Volodymyr Groysman said this in an interview for the Rada TV Channel on Friday.
The Chairperson of the Verkhovna Rada noted that there are a number of critical events in the political, social, economic and other fields of the country's life. "Parliamentary-governmental crisis is an evidence of the society's response to the processes taking place in the country," Groysman said.
According to the Chairperson of the Ukrainian Parliament, to overcome the crisis, the authorities should acknowledge further development of the country and form a clear action plan. This is what an expert roundtable will be aimed at. Its participants should be key political forces, Groysman said.
"In fact it is not the politicians who require to get dragged out of the crisis. The people, the whole country demand overcoming of the crisis. Thus, we are getting ready for an expert roundtable, where we will be able to find a solution to further operation of the national economy, to the most important social issues," he said.
Groysman also noted that Ukrainian democratic forces have to abandon their personal ambitions and acknowledge their huge responsibility to the country.
The Chairperson of the Verkhovna Rada said that Ukraine should settle "key problems" of unemployment and low salaries. "The most important is to give an answer to how to create jobs, how to give proper salaries to the people, and how to develop the national economy," he said.
Groysman noted that the Parliament is analyzing the State Budget of Ukraine for 2016 and looking for reserves that would allow to ensure additional resources. In particular, he said that only the automation of the customs will allow extra budget revenues of UAH 40 million.
Besides, the Chairperson of the Ukrainian Parliament noted that Ukraine must launch large-scale construction of quality roads. "We have to construct hundreds of kilometers of roads to let the Ukrainians travel conveniently. We have to develop the transit potential of our country. All that is absolutely possible," he said adding that it will facilitate creation of thousands of jobs.
"These are absolutely logical things and we can do that jointly," the Chairperson of the Verkhovna Rada said.