Azarov: Carrying out reform is not a woman’s matter
“Some say that our government is large, others that it doesn’t have any women in it, there’s nobody to look at during a Cabinet of Ministers meeting. ... With all due respect to women, it is not a woman’s matter to carry out reforms”.
Prime Minister Mykola Azarov stated on Friday, after presenting the new Governor of the Dnipropetrovsk region, Oleksandr Vilkul, that “carrying out reform in Ukraine is not a woman’s matter”.
“Some say that our government is large, others that it doesn’t have any women in it, there’s nobody to look at during a Cabinet of Ministers meeting. The most boring people. With all due respect to women, it is not a woman’s matter to carry out reforms”.
He claimed that in the new government people had been chosen who can work 16 hours a day “without weekends and days off”, can take responsibility and are not afraid to say no to the leadership.