Turchynov gave a forecast expenditure of Ukraine in the defense industry to 2018

Secretary of the national security Council and defence of Ukraine (NSDC) Oleksandr Turchynov predicts that the defense budget for 2018 will provide not less than 162,7 billion. This was reported in the press service of the NSDC.

“The main funding will come from the General Fund, which will be at the level 156,4 billion. A special Fund will be formed solely on the basis of proposals of power ministries and departments and will be about 6.3 billion hryvnias, that is the total funding must be at least 162,7 billion hryvnia,” – said Turchinov.

As reported, on August 30 under the leadership of Secretary of the national security Council held a discussion on defence budget in 2018 with the first Vice-Prime Minister Stephen Cubisim, the Minister of internal Affairs Arsen Avakov, the Minister of Finance Alexander Danyluk, Minister of defense Stepan Poltorak, the leadership of the security Service of Ukraine, the National guard, National police, intelligence agencies and other law enforcement agencies.

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“According to the NSDC Secretary, the defence budgeting takes place in accordance with the strategy of national security of Ukraine and will be at least 5% of the gross domestic product. This position becomes the axiom for the budget policy of our state”, – stated in the message.

Turchynov noted that during the budget planning must consider the issue of increasing salaries for servicemen, in particular, to increase salaries and salary according to military rank.

Also during the meeting discussed the development of the defence industry – Turchynov drew attention to the need to provide funding for the introduction of new technologies and the modernization of the leading defense enterprises.

Recall, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved the State target program of reforming and development oboronno-an industrial complex in the medium term.

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