The valuable capital of the Ukrainian authorities and business is the immunity to panic, which they formed after 2014, and the ability to adapt to security threats, such as the physical destruction of infrastructure and factories, as well as the seizure of property and facilities.
This was stated by Deputy Minister of Economy – Trade Representative of Ukraine Taras Kachka during the Ukrainian Grain Summit, ProAgro Group reported, citing Interfax-Ukraine.
Regarding the ability of the Ukrainian economy to quickly reorient itself to ensure its security in the event of continued aggression by the Russian Federation, Taras Kachka said that the absence of any panic when everyone is preparing for open aggression shows our ability to adapt and work in any environment and is an incredibly valuable asset.
Kachka also noted the increase of international trust to Ukrainian authorities and business to ensure smooth operation of the infrastructure and ports under any circumstances. According to him, such a message from Ukraine “no longer sounds like praise.
As an example, the trade representative cited Russian military exercises in the exclusive maritime economic zone of Ukraine in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov last week, when Ukraine avoided blocking the passage of merchant ships to its ports by defining a deep water corridor for their passage by vessels of the State Hydrographic Service of Ukraine.