Biden to Poroshenko: no reform, no money

US Vice President Joe Biden urged the President of Ukraine Poroshenko held reform in Ukraine.

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He said in Kiev during a joint press conference with Poroshenko.

“As long as you and your colleagues believe in your commitment, you are not alone. The United States will be with you. Will be your partnetrom and friend” – said vice-president of the United States.

He stressed that the authorities of Ukraine faces many challenges. Biden called as soon as possible to form a new government.

“There is a lot of work that needs doing in Kiev. It begins with the creation of a new government. In a few days, not for weeks, create a new government. This must be done as quickly as possible. Keep the order of the reforms”, – he said.

US Vice President stressed the need to create stronger democratic institutions, accountable government and root out that corruption absorbing Ukraine over a long period of time.

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At the same time, Biden said that Poroshenko showed in this respect serious intent, and Parliament passed a law on combating corruption.

“The president Poroshenko and prime Yatsenyuk have worked hard to create a reform program with the IMF”, – said Biden.

“I must assure you if Ukraine continues to move this course, we will help international partners, from the United States. We are working closely with international organizations to ensure that in Ukraine to have the financial resources and the necessary support”, – said Biden.

Press statement was made with a delay of half an hour, since multilateral negotiations dragged on. Biden met first tete-a-tete with Poroshenko and multilateral negotiations with the participation of delegations took place during lunch. Two key issues discussed – a security and energy.

According to a source in the Ukraine, the United States promised to assist in all directions. At the request of the American side, questions from journalists expelled, and only limited applications.

As the PP’s Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin said, “we have received from the American side to support reform, there is much agreement, which is not to say at a press conference”.

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