Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman has said Ukraine has yet to live up to its potential and ensure steady, fast economic growth.

"So far, we have not been able to execute our ambitious plan to provide for steady, fast economic growth we are capable of," Groysman said in Kyiv on Tuesday.

Groysman added that many reforms have been launched and realized, saying he wished the new Supreme Court will also work efficiently. In particular, he recognized the necessity of setting up the Anti-Corruption Court within the next few months.

The prime minister said Ukraine's new system of heath care would be launched within five months.

"Ukraine must become a reliable, predictable partner," Groysman said.