'Ukraine referendum on EU summit in late June '

- The Cabinet would discuss the outcome of the referendum on the treaty between the EU and Ukraine later this month with the European leaders. Development minister Bert Koenders (Foreign Affairs) Tuesday informed the Lower House.

On 28 and 29 June a European summit. The government intends '' to determine the result of the referendum and the treaty then discussed. A majority of voters rejected the so-called association agreement on April 6 off. The government then argued that the treaty could be ratified not just more.

According to Koenders, the issue has been raised in various meetings of EU ministers. 'There are at these meetings no agreement yet on the content or scope of a possible solution,' he said. Also in Kiev, the results discussed several times.
  
    
     
      
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Prime Minister Mark Rutte said to want to raise the grievances of the no-voters in European colleagues. As anticipate the talks on anything, the government will not ratify the association agreement, the prime minister said in April in the Senate.

Before the summer recess of the House, which begins on July 8, the government wants to come up with an official response to the outcome of the referendum. It takes so long, partly because the government wanted to wait until after the referendum in Britain on EU membership. That found on June 23 instead. In late June ends the six-month Dutch presidency of the European Union.