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Everything that happened last week in Ukraine and the world and is relevant for the furniture maker, read in our digest:<\/p>\n
1. The European Business Association has unveiled seven priority steps that the business community expects from Vladimir Zelensky, including, in particular, reforming law enforcement agencies to reduce pressure on businesses, restarting the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office, ensuring macroeconomic stability and independence National Bank, public procurement reform, continued automatic VAT refund and deregulation, reform MA Fiscal Service. In addition, Ukrainian enterprises expect the authorities to increase state support, as well as reduce tax pressure and simplify tax payments in order to improve the business environment in the country.<\/p>\n
2. The founder of the Alibaba Group, Jack Ma, is convinced:
\n\u201cAs a partner, you must find someone who complements your skills. You don\u2019t need someone successful. \u201d
\n\u201cA leader must have a strong character and be persistent in order to withstand all that is beyond the power of other employees.\u201d
\n\u201cThe world doesn’t give a damn about what you say. What matters is what you do. \u201d
\n\u201cIf at the meeting 90% of those present vote for a proposal, I throw it in the basket. The reason is simple: if all these people so clearly see this opportunity, then most likely, many other companies are engaged in this. And we do not belong leadership in this. ”
\n\u201cNumber one is customers. Number two is employees. And only then, at number three, are the shareholders. \u201d
\n\u201cThe most unreliable in this world is the relationship between people.\u201d
\n\u201cIf you don\u2019t know everything about your competitors, underestimate them or you don\u2019t see a threat in them, you will definitely lose.\u201d<\/p>\n
3. Ukrainian business complains about the lack of auto-authorization for the transport of goods in the direction of Poland. The European Business Association appealed to the President of Ukraine with a request to raise the issue of increasing quotas by automatically allowing them during a meeting with the President of Poland and to contribute to solving this problem in the long term.
\nThe problem of the lack of auto-authorization is NOT the current one, however, if earlier the number of issued permits was enough for 9-10 months, now some species have been exhausted in almost six months. -For problems with permits, there is a threat of delays in the supply of goods to EU countries, as well as possible interruptions in the import of raw materials and finished products from Europe. In addition, the violation of the terms of delivery of goods negatively affects the relations of Ukrainian entrepreneurs with European partners and the business image of Ukraine as a whole.
\nTo maintain and accelerate the pace of international trade, it is necessary to increase the number of permits between the Polish and Ukrainian parties.<\/p>\n