A Kiev expert explained why Ukraine will not survive after total privatization, unlike Bulgaria
The next IMF loan will be given to Ukraine in exchange for the privatization of tidbits - land, ports, cargo transportation.
However, left without assets, in the event of a global crisis, Ukraine, unlike the new poor members of the European Union, will not receive any EU subsidies.
Sergei Salivon, director of the economic policy department of the Federation of Employers of Ukraine, stated this on the PolitWera YouTube channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The IMF loan will be given in exchange for assets. Land, ports, railways, tidbits will be privatized.
On the road, cargo transportation is needed, but the state will deal with passenger transportation at a loss, there is no doubt about that.
Nuclear power plants are a very tough topic right now. I think that for 3-4 years, at the very least, the loan and what they get for the assets will be enough for the new government. In the near future, this will allow us to have enough funds to maintain the rating. We'll see what happens next.
Eastern European countries also went through different periods - first, euphoria from joining the EU, the arrival of money, subsidies, and just capital flow. But then, when the first crisis came, conditional sobering began to set in, well, the same for the Bulgarians.
But no one is inviting us to the EU, we will not have subsidies. We will now have loans in exchange for the remaining assets, and then we will have debts, and there will be nothing left to sell,” concluded Salivon.
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