The 2017th was not simple, but effective for UKROP. The next year will be the time for the political force’s strengthening and its new achievements. This was stated by the Head of the party political council, MP Taras Batenko during the 2017 end-of-year working meeting with the heads of regional and Kyiv city organization of UKROP at the central office of the party in Kyiv.
“We have a lot of work ahead. We hope that the next year will be successful and effective for our team. We believe in our common victory!” said Taras Batenko.
During the meeting, the participants summed up the results of 2017 and shared plans for 2018. Taras Batenko has stressed that since the first months of the next year, UKROP is launching an election campaign for local elections in April, as well as actively preparing for the presidential elections in Ukraine and the Verkhovna Rada.
“For UKROP, this is an important stage in party building, a chance to create a real, effective, empowered party structure for a long time to come. Today, UKROP is a systemic opposition party that can really compete and win the elections,” added the head of the party political council.
Besides, during the event UKROP’s results at the elections in the UTC, which were held on December 24, were also discussed. As it is known, the party received 5.7% of votes.
At the same time, the Head of the political council has approved the letter of resignation of the head of Mykolaiv regional organization Victor Storcheus, which is a way to reboot UKROP in Mykolaiv region for better results in the future.
“In order to achieve the desired result, we should establish internal guidelines of the party. And our goal for the next year is to get at least 5% of the mandates for the deputies of UKROP in each region of Ukraine, where local elections will take place. The party should nominate its candidates, campaign for them, gain the confidence of voters in order to get the opportunity to meet the expectations and improve life in every region and in Ukraine in general,” said the Head of the UKROP party secretariat Denys Borysenko.
