In an interview with Newsweek, he noted that his team wants to open the country to business and create a good investment climate.

“We started with high ratings, but, most importantly, we are not against downgrading these ratings if this is due to the adoption of tough but right decisions,” the head of state said.

Zelensky indicated that in the first 2.5 months, the Verkhovna Rada adopted more than 80 laws. According to him, the initiatives are mainly aimed at improving the investment climate and affect some very complex areas, such as land reform, taxation and privatization.

In December, the level of satisfaction with the work of the Ukrainian leader was 62%.