In a policy switch, the government is negotiating to allow Ukrainian migrant workers to travel abroad, notably to Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany and Israel. “We are talking about the employment of thousands of people,” Vadym Prystaiko, deputy prime minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, told reporters Friday evening. “We are talking about several hundred flights that our airlines will have to carry out.”
In a policy switch, the government is negotiating to allow Ukrainian migrant workers to travel abroad, notably to Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany and Israel.
