Voters in the Netherlands are scheduled to go to the polls on April 6 to back or reject the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement in an advisory vote. A turnout of 30 percent is required on the day for the referendum result to be considered by the government.
"Ukraine will continue reforms under any results… The Dutch people’s decision is only their decision," Jaresko said at a Ukraine-Dutch business forum in the Hague, as quoted by the Evropeyskaya Pravda online publication.
The Netherlands is the only EU country that has not yet ratified the deal. The government decided to hold a non-binding referendum after over 400,000 people signed a petition to put the matter to a nationwide vote. The latest opinion polls indicate over half of Dutch voters lean toward voting against the agreement.
