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“Our government will try to open all doors to attract foreign investors into Ukraine. Without foreign investment Ukraine’s future is bleak”
Yulia Tymoshenko |
Tymoshenko, whose bloc came second in March’s general election, says that all aspects of Ukraine’s economy would be considered for privatization – except for the ministry of defence – in an attempt to reassure foreign investors that her image as a populist is misleading.
“Our government will try to open all doors to attract foreign investors into Ukraine,” she tells Euromoney. “Without foreign investment Ukraine’s future is bleak.”
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