Poroshenko has signed the law establishing the anti-corruption court

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The President gave a green light to the anti-corruption court on the anniversary of the introduction of visa-free regime with Ukraine.

President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko signed a bill to create Higher anti-corruption court.

The head of state said on his Twitter page.

“Today, on this historic day – the anniversary of bezveza – sign the Law “On Higher anti-corruption court.” This is a key milestone in the completion of the establishment of an independent anti-corruption infrastructure in our country!” – he wrote.

Today on this historic day – the anniversary of Betws – sign the Law “On Higher anti-corruption court.” This is a key milestone in the completion of an independent anti-corruption infrastructure in our country! pic.twitter.com/ZhrsVdFbuw

— Petro Poroshenko (@poroshenko) on 11 June 2018.

We will remind, on Thursday, June 7, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted the draft law establishing an anti-corruption court. The bill submitted to the Parliament by the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, voted by 315 MPs. June 9, speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Andriy Parubiy signed the law.

The creation of an anti-corruption court completed a large-scale anti-corruption reform in Ukraine and give impetus for further active cooperation with Western partners, since the adoption of the bill was perhaps the most important requirement for further funding.

Poroshenko has signed the law establishing the anti-corruption court

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