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The European Union plans to deliver 90 million euro in financial aid for the public administration reform in Ukraine, the country's Cabinet of Ministers press service said on July 11.

The decision was made following the meeting between Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman and the EU Commissioner for European Neighborhood and Enlargement Negotiations, Johannes Hahn.

“Until the yearend, the EU is ready to provide financial assistance in support of the reform of public administration and its size will be 90 million euro for three years,” the press service said.