The Verkhovna Rada plans to further develop bills on the normalization of the Ukrainian economy, strengthening the state's defense capability, support for domestic business, as well as legislative acts necessary to receive assistance from abroad, chairman of the Ukrainian parliament Ruslan Stefanchuk said.

"The next bills, which we will consider and submit together with the government, with the Office of the President, will primarily concern the normalization of issues related to the economy of Ukraine, will continue taxation issues in order to create all the conditions for business, and of course, adopt legislative acts, which are essential to strengthen the defense capability of our state, to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other units that are fighting for Ukraine," the speaker said on the air of the 1+1 TV Channel on Wednesday.

In addition, according to him, the parliament will continue to prepare the bills necessary to receive assistance from international partners and the world community as a whole.

At the same time, he informed that on Wednesday he would address the speakers of the G7 countries and raise the issue of the need to provide "more thorough and real assistance to Ukraine, which will include, among other things, a no-fly zone in order to close the skies over Ukraine, as well as economic and military assistance."