KIEV, Sept. 24 – The restoration of financial cooperation with the International Monetary Fund is the best way for Ukraine to quell doubts about the country's near-term solvency, according to experts polled by Interfax-Ukraine on the sidelines of the 10th Yalta Annual Meeting.

"I think that one should not expect default. The situation is not so bad. Of course, it forces you to think and make decisions, but Ukraine has several safeguards that it can use. The most effective one is to resume cooperation with the IMF," said Tomas Fiala, CEO of Dragon Capital investment company.