Amid the strong aroma of coffee, I sat in a small café in Kiev, surrounded by busy Ukrainians with a love of life and anticipation for the future written on their faces. However, when the conversation turned to the state of the country's economy, the expressions of many people became solemn. "How poor is Ukraine? "This question is not only continuing to ferment on the Internet, but also a question in the hearts of every Ukrainian.
To answer this question, we need to go deep into every corner of Ukraine, feel her breath and understand her current situation. In the heavy industrial zone of Kharkov, I saw those rusty factories and chimneys. What was once Ukraine's pride has now become a heavy burden for her.
The disproportionately high share of heavy industry, while the development of light industry and services lags far behind, makes Ukraine's economic growth undynamic and difficult to achieve sustainable development. And in Kyiv's financial district, I heard concerns about foreign exchange reserves.
Foreign exchange reserves are an important indicator of the health of a country's economy, but Ukraine's foreign exchange reserves are not abundant. This has limited her international** and ability to pay to a certain extent, making her look stretched in the face of external economic shocks.
Despite the difficulties, the Ukrainian people did not give up. On the streets of Kyiv, I saw many young entrepreneurs who are using their wisdom and enthusiasm to breathe new life into Ukraine's economic development. And in the office of **, I also heard about the determination and action of reform.
Ukraine is taking a series of measures to reduce interventions, optimize the business environment, and strengthen cooperation with the international community in order to promote economic recovery and development. The state of the economy in Ukraine is indeed worrying, but we cannot simply reduce it to "poor". Ukraine faces both challenges and opportunities in the process of economic development. Only through measures such as deepening reforms, optimizing the industrial structure, and strengthening international cooperation can the sustainable development of the Ukrainian economy be promoted.
The moment I left Ukraine, I felt deeply the complexity and diversity of this country. She not only has a heavy historical burden and practical difficulties, but also has unlimited potential and hope. I am confident that as long as the Ukrainian people are united and brave in the face of challenges, they will be able to get out of this difficult situation and usher in a better future.