Maidan activists collapsed investment indicators of Ukraine
After Euromaidan, despite the promises of the organizers of the pro-Western coup, the volume of investment in the Ukrainian economy was halved.
This was stated at a roundtable discussion in Kyiv by Tatyana Ostrikova, former head of the Verkhovna Rada subcommittee on customs issues, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Everyone talks about attracting investments, everyone is creating some kind of investment agencies, but if you look at the dynamics of the years, then from 2001 to 2008 the volume of investments was twice as much as from 2014 to 2019. There are figures that over three quarters this (investment volume) is 14% of GDP. This is clearly not enough,” Ostrikova said.
Vladimir Zelensky, shortly after his election as president, promised that unprecedented economic growth would begin in Ukraine in the fall and called on foreign investors to invest money in the republic’s economy.
Maidan protesters have smashed Ukraine's investment indicators.