Social Policy Minister Andriy Reva has said the draft pension reform approved by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine at the June 21 meeting does not need to be agreed with the International Monetary Fund.
“No, because the basic parameters have not changed,” the minister told journalists after a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, answering the question whether the government’s should seek the reform approval by the IMF.
At the same time, he noted that if raising the minimal pension insurance record was postponed until 2020, then they would have to check these changes with the IMF.
