Fedorov found a job the day before he received the reservation
Mykhailo Fedorov signed an employment contract with the “Eastern Europe” Foundation on July 17, where he serves as an advisor to the president on strategic issues. As early as July 18, he received a reservation.
According to the People’s Deputy, the “Eastern Europe” Foundation provided this information in response to a request from the Verkhovna Rada’s Temporary Investigative Commission. “The Foundation reports that the employment contract with Fedorov was signed on July 17. On July 18, he was appointed as an advisor to the president. And, accordingly, the job offer was made,” Goncharenko wrote.
As noted in the Foundation’s response, Fedorov’s responsibilities include “facilitating the formation of long-term partnerships to achieve the Foundation’s strategic goals, conducting negotiations with potential partners regarding the development of joint initiatives and projects, representing the Fund at international events, conferences, forums, and high-level meetings.”
In connection with the performance of these duties, Fedorov also has the right to go on official business trips.
At the same time, Goncharenko criticized the Fund’s representatives for failing to attend the parliamentary TSC meeting on September 4 and instead submitting a written response. The MP noted that representatives of the “Eastern Europe” Fund were summoned again to the TSC meeting on September 14. The commission also voted to have them brought in by force.
“If you don’t come voluntarily, the police will bring you in,” Goncharenko stated. Separately, the lawmaker addressed the foundation’s lawyers regarding their position on the confidentiality of certain information. “It is not up to you to tell Parliament which information should be ‘confidential’ and which should not. You’d better think about the consequences of failing to appear at the parliamentary commission meeting,” he wrote.
As a reminder, Goncharenko has once again summoned former Minister Fedorov to a TSK meeting.
Earlier, the police were instructed to bring representatives of the foundation—where Fedorov is registered—to the TSC meeting.
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