Ukraine was proposed to revise the attitude to the list of objects that are supposedly impossible to be privatized.
This was stated by Vladislav Rashkovan, the IMF Deputy Executive Director, Ukrinform reports.
“Who said that the railway cannot be privatized? Who said that customs should be public? Who said that hospitals, kindergartens, schools, universities should be public? Who said that the state should issue certificates?” – he asked.
According to Rashkovan, Ukraine should turn to the world practice in this issue, which shows the fact that what in Ukraine is prohibited to privatize, works perfectly as private property in the world.
“There are examples where customs work more effectively in private property,” – the financier said.
Rashkovan also expressed the opinion that the list of objects banned for privatization should not exist at all, since no one can guarantee that this list is permanent and tomorrow it will not be expanded even more.
“You cannot even leave a small list. Because tomorrow this small list will become bigger,” – he said.
