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On January 13, the first in this year consultations on forming the oblasts’ draft perspective plans have been held in Kyiv. Today, the future hromadas’ configurations of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk Oblasts are being discussed in MinRegion with participation of the representatives of the regional state administrations, local self-government and the People’s Deputies. “This year we have to form eventually the perspective plans for all oblasts in order to use them as a basis for the local elections. During consultations that started late last year and continue today, we want to hear all regional state administrations, we want to see, where we need additional discussions at local level, in order to come to agreed variants of the perspective plans. Approving the final versions of the perspective plans, we at the Government have to be sure that all challenging issues were discussed with participation of the local authorities’, Alyona Babak, Minister of Development of Communities and Territories of Ukraine, appealed to the participants. According to MinRegion data, the perspective plans for territory arrangement approved by the Government have already covered 90.3% of the country territory. |
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