Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said Europe does not do enough for the restoration of the Ukrainian economy, a statement on the Hungary`s government website says, according to Ukraine Today.
The country`s premier says Ukraine does not ”see signs of stability, and the country has lost a significant percentage of its territory and population,” Ukraine Today reports.
Orban has added the former economic structure has collapsed, and Ukraine`s existence is dependent on external funding.
”From a European viewpoint, the situation of Ukraine is a matter of conscience, and in this department Europe is not doing well today,” the Hungarian prime minister said to continue, ”Europe has hardly done anything for the reconstruction of Ukraine`s economy.”
Orban has also stated at every EU summit he raises the issue of the need for granting visa-free-travel to citizens of Ukraine.
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