President Leonid Kuchma initiates the appointment of Volodymyr Stelmakh to the post of head of the National Bank of Ukraine. This was reported by Verkhovna Rada Chairman Volodymyr Lytvyn during a conciliation council of leaders of parliamentary factions and groups, according to a proUA correspondent. \n \nLytvyn noted that the head of state has already sent a corresponding submission to parliament for the appointment of Stelmakh. At the same time, the president sent a submission to the Rada on the dismissal of National Bank head Serhiy Tihipko. \n \nRecall that on November 29, 2004, Serhiy Tihipko resigned from the post of NBU head and simultaneously left the post of head of Viktor Yanukovych's Central Election Headquarters.
Kuchma proposes appointing Stelmakh as NBU head
Economy · 01:36 06.10.2010 Food prices have gone crazy. Who is to blame?It is obvious that it was in September that producers and traders decided to shift all their problems onto the consumer, who had returned from vacations and gone to work, schools and kindergartens. Now traders are watching how the buyer will react to the new prices. | |
Economy · 14:09 03.03.2010 No indicator of the 2009 budget was fulfilledThe 2009 state budget was not implemented as a law, since none of its planned indicators were fulfilled. \n \nThis was stated by the head of the Accounting Chamber, Valentyn Symonenko, reports the "Ukrinform" agency. | |
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