The Yuschenko's inauguration has done.
The step 1 was in the Ukrainian Parlament.
The step 2 was in the Mareinskiy place.
The step 3 was in the Independent Square (Maidan Nezaledjnosti) in the
Kiev.
The Step 3 was the most exiting. There were hundreds of thousands of
people.
In his comments, Yuschenko aimed the country's foreign policy compass
squarely at Europe.
"My path to the future is a path joining (Ukraine with) Europe,"
Yuschenko said. "My dream is a Ukraine joined with Europe...as an
equal member with equal rights."
Yuschenko attempted to play down the country's recent political
crisis, which at its height threatened a possible division of the
country, calling his election a victory for all Ukrainians.
He acknowledged concerns in the industrial east that a Ukrainian-
speaking government in Kiev might repress Russian-language education or
reduce rights in the region.
"The wealth of Ukraine is in the wealth of its regions," Yuschenko
said, adding, "I promise that anyone can teach his child the language
of his parents."
Yuschenko was set to spend his first days in office in a whirlwind of
foreign visits starting with Russia, then Poland and the European
Parliament and finishing with the World Economic Forum in Davos,
Switzerland.
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