This was announced at the morning session of parliament on Thursday by the first deputy chairman of parliament, Adam Martyniuk.
According to him, the group intends to carry out systemic changes in the work of parliament and restore public trust in the Verkhovna Rada.
Martyniuk noted that "Center" is the most democratic group, since it has no leader. "All 16 people's deputies are authorized to represent this group," he said.
The new group includes, in particular, Oleksandr Omelchenko and Taras Chornovil.
In addition to them, the faction also includes Serhiy Kiroyants, Stanislav Kosinov, Viktor Topolov, Vasyl Bartkiv, Vasyl Havryliuk, Volodymyr Shkliar, Serhiy Bondarchuk, Serhiy Bychkov, Valentyn Savytskyi, Viktor Boiko, Orest Klympush, Oleksiy Kozachenko, Mykhailo Dobkin and Serhiy Kasianov.
One of the members of the newly created group, deputy Viktor Boiko, moved to it from "People's Choice." Its membership has decreased to 13 deputies, and if within two weeks they do not increase the number of people's deputies to 14, the group must be dissolved.