Zelensky invites Bavarian business to invest in Ukraine
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President Volodymyr Zelensky has invited Bavarian businessmen to invest in Ukraine.
He said this during a meeting with Minister President of Bavaria Markus Söder on the sidelines of the 56th Munich Security Conference on February 15, the press service of the head of state reported.

“We have adopted many laws related to fiscalization, anti-BEPS, laws aimed at attracting investments, such as the law on concession,” the president said.

Volodymyr Zelensky told Markus Söder about the progress of reforms aimed at improving the business environment and invited the Bavarian business to take advantage of the investment opportunities that are currently open in Ukraine.

The interlocutors agreed to develop interregional cooperation and expand interaction between the twin cities of Ukraine and Bavaria.

The parties also discussed the situation in Donbas. "We want the war to end, that is why we are primarily interested in the implementation of the Minsk agreements," Zelensky stressed.

The leaders also discussed cooperation in the context of Ukraine's course towards European and Euro-Atlantic integration. At the invitation of the head of state, the Bavarian delegation promised to visit Ukraine.