A high-level visit of representatives of the Baltic States, initiated and organised jointly by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, the WHO Office in Ukraine, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, has begun in Ukraine. The purpose of the delegation’s visit is to strengthen cooperation in the healthcare sector, study the Ukrainian experience of countering and responding…
The Ministry for Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development is increasing the number of checkpoints that are eligible for choosing the time of border crossing by buses within the eCherha service. Four more checkpoints have been added to the list on the borders with Poland, Hungary and Slovakia. This brings to 20 the number of checkpoints…
Having the excise duties on fuel raised from September will generate an additional UAH 2.8 billion per month for Ukraine’s state budget as soon as this year. The relevant statement was made by A95 Consulting Group Director Serhii Kuiun. “Already from September, the state budget will be receiving UAH 2.8 billion per month,” Kuiun said.…
On September 1, the UK-Ukraine Digital Trade Agreement entered into force. Ukraine became the second country in the world after Singapore to sign such an agreement with the UK. “The support from the UK is unprecedented. Ukraine has felt it since the first days of the full-scale war. The Digital Trade Agreement between our countries…
Belgium is taking over the patronage of Kyiv and the region, as well as Chernihiv and the region, and plans to allocate EUR 150 million to rebuild social and energy infrastructure. The relevant memoranda were signed by Vasyl Shkurakov, Acting Minister for Communities, Territories and Infrastructure of Ukraine, and Dirk Desprez, Resident Represetative of the…
The first industrial park has received funding under the state programme to stimulate the development of industrial parks under the “Made in Ukraine” policy. The programme provides funding of up to UAH 150 million to ensure the construction of the necessary infrastructure. Funds are provided on a non-refundable basis, covering up to 50% of the…
As preliminarily estimated by the industry-specific corporation, Ukraine’s grape harvest may reduce by 30% in 2024 compared to the previous year. The relevant statement was made by Ukrvinprom Viticulture and Wine Production Industry Corporation CEO Volodymyr Kucherenko. “The decline in the yielding capacity was caused by several factors, such as the full-scale invasion, weather conditions…