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Japan launches program to bolster Ukraine's anti-corruption and judicial reforms

Ms. Liudmyla SUHAK, Deputy Minister of Justice of Ukraine (Left) and Mr. KOMURA Masahiro, State Minister of Justice of Japan (Right) (Photo by Japan's Ministry of Justice)

The Japanese government said it is launching a program this year to support Ukraine in combating corruption and reforming its judicial system.

The initiatives aims to help Ukraine improve governance, which could bolster its chances of joining the European Union, and secure international support for post-war reconstruction, the Japan News reported.

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