of the ministry and against some unification. let's say, if we analyze the last 10 years of this governmental mix, governmental mosaic, we unite the ministry of economy with the ministry of agrarian policy, then we separate them, we unite the ministry of education and science with youth and sports, then we separate them. and we are forming departments , let's be frank and honest, about 10 years of this rather controversial practice of uniting and separating ministries does not justify itself administratively, but it is a cool excuse, an excuse for pr, what should be done instead, analyze the efficiency of official positions, optimize where for this... there is a need, because in the conditions of martial law there is actually no less bureaucratic work, and you know, the authority of the state civil service is generally lowered below, below the plinth, and well, it cannot be like that when we are talking about quality state service, then we must understand that this is not the unification of ministries, that this is not the separation of some departments, but optimization, i understand where they are coming from. legs and there really is a financial basis for this decision, there simply

as for financial damage, the ukrainian ministry of agrarian policy calculated that agricultural producers300 million monthly, while in the future polish business will lose, this will be affected by the loss of positions transit hub of europe. the blockade will force. build logistics. daria, this situation is now unfolding in europe around ukraine. thank you, maria filippova, she spoke about the expected consequences for the european economy in the event of the defeat of the ukrainian armed forces. tens of thousands of people took part in early voting in the presidential elections, these are fishermen and hunters living in remote villages, reindeer herders leading a traditional way of life for northern peoples, as well as sailors who will soon set sail. in in the krasnoyarsk territory, the first to vote were residents of a small village, where members of the election commission traveled by helicopter over the winter road. report by alexander usatenko. in 30-degree frost, through the snow-covered taiga, members of the precinct election commission reach voters. from the regional center to th

this was reported this week by the ministry of agrarian policy. the largest number of loans were taken by farms in kyiv, ternopil, and kirovohrad regions. in demand, of course, the state 5.79% program continues to lead for some time. it simplifies the access of micro and small businesses to bank lending, government officials say, you can take it. roughly up to uah 90 million in loans and work, well, if we talk about business financing, then under the grant method through the own business program, another 462 ukrainians will receive uah 111 million from the state, these are funds for starting and developing their own business, the ministry of economy reported this week . funds from lviv, kyiv and sumy regions. the vast majority of people plan to spend this money to buy the equipment they need to run their business. the most popular areas now are wholesale and retail trade, vehicle repair, catering, and they also accept grants for processing industry. indeed, it is the processing industry that is now most stimulated by funds from the european side. u

of some protest actions organized by the agrarian communities of poland about the fact that allegedly ukrainian products are settling on the polish market are surprising. moreover, there are official statements from the relevant ministry of agrarian policynd rural development of poland that they also claim that ukrainian grain is in transit, and actually what from... with prices, this is a general world trend, which is associated with a decrease in prices, partially returns not to the pre-war period, but to the period of full-scale invasion, the 22nd part of the 23rd year, the prices went up very much , but now they are actually moving to the pre-war time period, and therefore the farmers of germany, the farmers of poland, and romania, and they receive the price that is universal, and in no way the ukrainian price position affects on what is being formed in the world stock exchanges, moreover, if you look at the markets that operate today in the european union, including the grain group, russia has greatly increased its presence there, and these are actually the shelves that polish agricultural products could claim, but for some reason no one does not ask the question of what to do with products from russia, which exported to the eurozo

as for the financial damage, the ukrainian ministry of agrarian policy calculated that agricultural producersmillion monthly, while in the future polish business will lose, this will be affected by the loss of position as a transit hub in europe. the blockade will force a restructuring of logistics. eyewitnesses say that the tremors were so strong that plaster fell in the apartments, furniture began to shake and chandeliers. people left their homes and offices in a hurry. it is also reported that tremors were felt in kyrgyzstan, neighboring kazakhstan. the first natural fires of this year have been recorded in the south of primorye. the grass is burning. and trees in the khatansky district. over the course of a day, the area covered by the fire grew to almost 5,000 hectares. additional firefighting forces have been sent to the district and a special regime has been introduced. report by victoria samuseva. small sparks of fire create big problems. dry grass burns day and night. the flames have already engulfed at 5.00 hasan district. they are trying to protect the gas station from the approach

about this reported this week at the ministry of agrarian policy. farms of kyiv and ternopil took the most loans. and kirovohrad oblasts in demand, of course, for some time , the leadership of the state 579% program continues, it simplifies the access of micro and small businesses to bank lending, government officials say, you can take a loan of approximately uah 90 million and work, well, if we talk about business financing, then for the grant program owns another 462. the inca will receive 111 million hryvnias from the state, these are funds for start-up, development own business, the ministry of economy reported this week. the largest number of entrepreneurs currently receive non-refundable funds from lviv, kyiv and sumy regions for their own business. the vast majority of people plan to spend this money to buy equipment necessary for running a business. the most popular areas now. this is wholesale and retail trade, highway repair.

this was reported this week by the ministry of agrarian policy. mber of loans were taken by farms in kyiv, ternopil, and kirovohrad regions. in terms of demand, of course, the state 579% program continues to lead for some time. it simplifies the access of micro and small businesses to bank lending, government officials say, you can take a loan of up to 90 million hryvnias and work. well, if to talk about business financing, under the own business grant program, another 462 ukrainians will receive uah 111 million from the state. these are funds for starting and developing one's own business, the ministry of economy reported this week. most entrepreneurs now receive irrevocable loans for their own business...

the ministry of agrarian policy says. that odesa is still the first place, our journalists have preparederial, they say that the agrarians are doing now rates, mostly on vegetables than on grain. let's see. this territory is part of the state enterprise under the odesa breeding institute of the academy of sciences of ukraine. here they not only store varieties of ukrainian selection, but also actively sell seeds to farmers. good seeds are our specialty, we don't wait for someone to bring them there, or put a fence on the border so they can't bring them here, we have our own seeds, we sell seeds all over ukraine, even our varieties. in turkey and bulgaria, where climatic conditions are similar to southern ukrainians are also well acquainted with the products of this enterprise. at the end of autumn, local farmers purchased 30 tons of ukrainian wheat and barley. varieties are considered to be of higher quality than foreign counterparts. since autumn , winter wheat and winter barley, a spring group of barley, stalker and adapt have been sown. and at the moment, sowing of perennial crops, al

the ministry of agrarian policy says that the championship is still held by odesa.ournalists have prepared a material, they say that... agrarians now place bets mostly on vegetables than on grain. let's see. this territory is part of the state enterprise at the odesa breeding institute of the academy of sciences of ukraine. here they not only store varieties of ukrainian selection, but also actively sell seeds to farmers. a good seed is our independence. we are not waiting for someone to bring us or put them on the border at the border... they couldn't bring the poncho here, we have our own seeds, we sell seeds all over ukraine, even our seeds everywhere. in turkey and bulgaria, where climatic conditions are similar to those of southern ukraine, the company's products are also well known. at the end of autumn, local farmers purchased 30 tons of wheat and barley. ukrainian varieties are considered to be of higher quality than foreign counterparts. since autumn , winter wheat and winter crops. at this enterprise , high-quality plant protection products are used, they

olga trofimtseva, minister of agrarian policy and food of ukraine in the 19th year and special envoy of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, will talk about her further. mrs. olga, we congratulate you. good day, congratulations. mrs. olga, look, today there is a meeting between the two governments of warsaw, we just showed the footage, but this meeting is accompanied by a statement deputy prime minister for european integration stefanishyna that we do not have any platforms, vkontakte, and negotiations regarding. there are no farmers left and there are none, paradoxically, in fact, in fact, as far as i understand the statement in mrs. stefanyshyn's statement, stefanyshyn is talking about the fact that on the part of the polish government we see , let's say, limited, let's say , diplomatic readiness for some kind of compromises , and this is just another confirmation for you and me that this is really quite a difficult situation with our neighbors. and we see it from the latest statements, including one of the ministers of the polish government, yes , accordingly, the situation remains quite t