Zelensky appoints Ukraine's former deputy prime minister Vereshchuk as deputy head of the presidential office

Recently, Ukrainian President Zelensky signed an order, attracting widespread attention. According to reports from Ukrainian independent news agencies and other media on September 8, Zelensky appointed Ukraine's former deputy prime minister Irina Vereshchuk as deputy head of the Ukrainian presidential office.

Previously, Vereshchuk said on the 3rd that she had submitted her resignation and resigned as deputy prime minister. On the 5th, the Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada (parliament) voted to approve her resignation.

Zelensky's decision is a new development in Ukraine's political landscape. During her tenure as deputy prime minister, Vereshchuk has accumulated rich political experience and management capabilities. Her past experience and professional qualities may be important considerations for Zelensky's appointment.

This appointment also reflects Zelensky's emphasis on the work of the presidential office and his trust in Vereshchuk. It is expected that she can play an important role in Ukraine's development and decision-making in her new position.

The current situation in Ukraine is complex and faces many challenges and opportunities. On the international stage, Ukraine needs to constantly maneuver to obtain more support and resources. This personnel appointment may have a certain impact on Ukraine's future policy formulation and coordination of internal and external affairs.

All sectors will also closely watch Vereshchuk's performance in her new position and how she will assist Zelensky in promoting the development of various undertakings in Ukraine. The subsequent measures and policy trends of the Ukrainian government have also become the focus of people's attention.