The Committee on Science and Education recommends that the Parliament directs for the Further Elaboration the Bill on Approval of the Whole State Program of Aerospace Education Development in Ukraine

Published on 16 February 2010, at 15:15

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The Bill (Reg. No4840) suggests the formation of the scientific grounded State Program on Support and Development of aerospace education, in particular it concerns necessary social-economic, normative-legal, scientific-methodological and organizational-technical conditions of its development.

In the course of the discussion, the Committee members expressed certain number of the remarks concerning the Bill.

In the result of the discussion, the Committee adopted the decision to recommend the Verkhovna Rada direction of the Bill for the further elaboration.

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