Zelenskyy announced a new support program: every Ukrainian will receive a thousand hryvnias
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- Svitlana Ivanchenko
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21:52, 25 October, 2024
Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Archive photo NikVestiFrom December 1, a new program — E-Pidtrymka, according to which every Ukrainian will receive one thousand hryvnias, should start working in Ukraine. These funds can be used to pay for goods and services.
The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy gave the relevant instructions.
«There is support for all our people — adults, children, every family in Ukraine. A thousand hryvnias per person per family will amount to several thousand hryvnias, and the funds can be spent on paying for Ukrainian goods and services, including utilities, electricity. Tickets are Ukrzaliznytsia. Ukrainian medicines. He also instructed that these funds could be spent on Ukrainian books and cultural services. You can donate to the military, volunteers, and drones,» Zelenskyy said.
The President instructed the Cabinet to work out the details of the program and ensure timely receipt of funds.
«All the details must be determined by the Cabinet of Ministers and presented to the people. I look forward to it in the near future. People should have the money on December 1,» said the President.
Earlier, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved an experimental project under which displaced persons in nine regions of Ukraine will be able to receive a subsidy for housing rent.
We will remind you that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy presented his Victory Plan in the Verkhovna Rada, which consists of five points and three secret annexes and includes an invitation to NATO, strengthening of defense and deterring of Russian aggression.
As reported, almost all Mykolaiv People's Deputies supported the law on tax increases.
We will remind that according to the proposals of the chairman of the Committee on Finance, Tax and Customs Policy, Danylo Hetmantsev, the law on raising taxes will increase revenues to the state budget by 30 billion hryvnias by the end of the year.
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