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We are facing a challenge, because we can't automatically support these orthose sectors without confirmed request from the government,” explained Sushko.
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In 2017, after obtaining a visa-free regime with the European UnionExecutive Director of Europe without Barriers Iryna Sushko was awarded the Order of Merit of the 3rd degree.
Native to Ukraine's Kherson Oblast, Sushko had a rough childhood- when he was just a year old, his parents divorced.
For our Foundation, this is a very important area in which we help to form communities,accumulate experience and knowledge and share them,”said Alexander Sushko, Executive Director of Renaissance Foundation, who supported the Forum.
Oleksandr Sushko, chairman of the IRF board, said that from the donor's support viewpoint, political uncertainty slows down the support of reforms.
The sanctions also included Aleksandr Basov("LPR Deputy Minister of State Security"),Andrei Sushko(FSB officer suspected of abducting one of the Crimean Tatar activists in 2017).
Both Irina Sushko and Julian Rosso from the Institute for European Policies and Reforms(IPRE) of Moldova attached special importance to the visa-free regime with the EU Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova enjoy.
Since then it has been the only on-line source on which fashionistas can be virtually present on all UFW shows”,says Olga Sushko, organizer of"Коммерсантъ FashionStream" and editor of"Коммерсантъ-Weekend".
For our founder and designer, Katerina Sushko, that legacy became hand embroidery, inherited from her grandmothers- needlewomen. For her grandmother….
We immediately supported the initiative and helped involve the world's leading experts as we see overcoming the impunity for killings during the Revolution of Dignity as our priority," ExecutiveDirector of International Renaissance Foundation Oleksandr Sushko said.
Executive director of Europe without Barriers Iryna Sushko joined public events in Yerevan aimed to discuss current state and prospectives of EU-Armenia relations.
The new Fashion-dialogues, a project that aims to unite fashion industry workers in informal communication and productive discussions, this time will be dedicated to the topic"Non-standard use of social networks for marketing purposes", moderator-Lilia Sushko.
Katya Sushko, Cathy Telle designer, also going through photos and reviewing the video from the wedding of her parents suddenly realized that Cathy….
Executive Director of the organization,a leading Ukrainian expert on domestic policy and security Iryna Sushko was elected in 2015 as a National Coordinator of the Ukrainian National Platform of Civil Society Forum of Eastern Partnership countries.
Oleksandr Sushko, chairman of the International Renaissance Foundation, noted that although the pro-European mood remains high today, there are serious risks that reforms may be stopped after the presidential and parliamentary elections in 2019.
The invited speakers included Dmytro Kuleba, Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine, Tobias Thyberg, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Sweden to Ukraine,Oleksandr Sushko, Executive director of the International Renaissance Foundation.
President of the Ukrainian“Europe without Barriers” NGO Irina Sushko said at the discussion that“despite the current complex situation in Ukraine, the Association Agreement has given a lot to the country, although not in all spheres.
His father, intolerant of his behavior, sent him to a boarding school for the mentally handicapped, which, although didn't cure him of his aggressiveness, made Yuriy study harder.[1]As he was considered a threat to other patients, Sushko was sent off to a psychiatric hospital, where he was diagnosed with schizophrenia.
Iryna Sushko has drawn attention to the analytical report and its important conclusion that, despite the delay in signing the CAA Agreement, it is now necessary to harmonize the legislation of Ukraine and the EU in the field of civil aviation.
After some time, the family moved to Russia, deciding to settle in Tver,where they lived an ordinary and modest life.[1] According to Sushko, however, that all changed one fateful night: when he was seven, he was having a snack in the kitchen, while his mother entered with a glass of milk, followed by his stepfather, who carried an axe.
Mr Oleksandr Sushko from the Institute for Euro-Atlantic Cooperation was clear about the ratification of the Association Agreement:“Further delay is extremely dangerous for the perception of the EU in Ukraine and for the leverage that the EU really has”.
A report on practical experience of implementing the good governance principles in international organizations, transparency and accountability of the public sector, and level of involvement of the civil society was made by Olha Tymchenko, the head of Communications Department of Transparency International in Ukraine,and Iryna Sushko, the director of Europe without Barriers.
The Executive Director of the International Renaissance Foundation Olexandr Sushko also welcomed participants, having reminded that the problems of freedom of movement are not limited to visas and spoke about the role of the border in Ukraine's relations with the EU.
Executive Director of“Europe without Barriers” Iryna Sushko greeted the participants of the training, told them about the purpose and objectives of the project, the significance of responsible mobility after visa liberalization with EU countries, the importance of legal ways to travel for personal safety and comfort, as well as for maintaining visa-free regime.
Aliona Getmanchuk, Director of the Institute of World Policy, and Iryna Sushko, Executive Director of"Europe without barriers" have successfully led organizations that are among IRF's long-standing partners, and have contributed greatly to shaping the public position and domestic support in Ukraine for the visa liberalisation, and advocacy at the EU institutions that eventually enabled the visa-free movement for Ukrainians within the EU.