Forum “Grain. Pigs. Meat” will be held on June 12 and will bring together many experts.
The new pig industry of Ukraine means 20 million pigs (a 4-fold increase) and an additional 6 billion euros of added value annually!
Ukraine’s economic achievements are now more important than ever!
At the Forum “Grain. Pigs. Meat” Forum on June 12, 2024, producers and processors will gather to formulate a common strategy for development and maintaining profitability.
The main issues of the forum:
– Ways to overcome the blocking of pork exports
– Eradication of ASF in Ukraine through ASF vaccine prevention
– Strategy for implementing the New Pig Production Program in Ukraine
– Investment opportunities in the pig business
– New equipment and innovations in meat processing
– New products and innovations in pig breeding
These and other useful issues for agrarian businessmen will be revealed at the forum “Grain. Pigs. Meat” forum on June 12, 2024
Interfax-Ukraine is the official media partner of the event.
Registration by the link: https://meatindustry.com.ua/
On May 23 in Kyiv, as part of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the formation of the Kara-Kyrgyz Autonomous Oblast, the Embassy organized a scientific and practical conference “Manas – Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity”.
The diplomatic event was attended by the Minister of Culture of Ukraine R. Karandeev, 13 deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, representatives of the diplomatic corps, political and public figures, Ukrainian scientists in the field of Turkology/philology, representatives of universities in Kiev, representatives of the Kyrgyz diaspora. Also from the Kyrgyz side via videoconference took part the president of the State Institution “National Academy ‘Manas’ T.Bakchiev, the translator of the book – chairman of the Ukrainian Society ‘Bereginya’ in Kyrgyzstan V.Narozia and artist Z.Ilipov.
The conference was held in Kyrgyz-Ukrainian-English and discussed the influence of Manas on world culture. The participants were shown a video “Manas”, and there was also a presentation of Sayakbai Karalaev’s book “Kyrgyz Folk Epic Yer-Toshtyuk”, recently published in Ukrainian, which was published with funds from Ukrainian sponsors. The new book was presented to each conference participant as a gift.
Speakers discussed the influence of Kyrgyz culture on world literature and noted the importance of such an event for deepening Kyrgyz-Ukrainian cultural and humanitarian cooperation.
The diplomatic event was held at a high level and received a positive response from the participants.
The new books will be donated to universities and libraries in Ukraine.
The Kyrgyz Republic recognized the independence of Ukraine on December 20, 1991. On September 19, 1992 diplomatic relations were established. In 1993 the Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic was opened in Kiev, and in 2000 the Embassy of Ukraine in Kyrgyzstan.
In the first quarter of 2024, 86 thousand passenger cars were imported to Ukraine. Their total declared value amounted to $1.1 billion, and the state budget received UAH 11.1 billion for the import of these cars. For comparison, in the first quarter of 2023, 52 thousand cars were imported to Ukraine (67% less than in the first quarter of 2024) with a declared value of more than $705.8 million (61% less than in the first quarter of 2024) and UAH 7.4 billion was paid to the budget (49% less than in the first quarter of 2024).
Most of the cars were imported from Germany – 17.1 thousand cars, the United States – 14.5 thousand cars, and China – 9.1 thousand cars. The TOP-5 includes cars from Japan – 8.9 thousand cars and South Korea – 4.4 thousand cars. The top ten countries from which most cars were imported to Ukraine are closing: Slovakia – 4.2 thousand cars, France – 4.1 thousand cars, Mexico – 4 thousand cars, the United Kingdom – 3.7 thousand cars, and the Czech Republic – 3.7 thousand cars.
In terms of value, the largest imports of cars came from the United States – $211.2 million (UAH 2 billion was paid to the state budget), Germany – $168.7 million (more than UAH 2.1 billion was paid to the state budget), China – $138.2 million (the state budget received UAH 182.3 million).
The top 5 countries in terms of the declared value of imported cars are Japan – $133.6 million (the budget received almost UAH 1.8 billion) and Slovakia – $81.7 million (the state budget received UAH 788.4 million).
The top 10 countries in terms of the value of imported passenger cars are as follows: The United Kingdom – by $59.6 million (almost UAH 492 million was paid to the budget), Hungary – $53.2 million (the budget received over UAH 515.3 million), South Korea – $49.3 million (the budget received UAH 468.4 million), Poland – $40.2 million (over UAH 351.6 million was paid to the state budget) and Romania – $38.8 million (UAH 311.9 million was transferred to the budget of Ukraine).
In the framework of international cooperation and cultural exchange, representatives of the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Ukraine visited the Central State Historical Archive of Ukraine in Kyiv. The main purpose of the visit was the ceremony of handing over digital copies of the Kamianets-Podilskyi Armenian Voytov Court record books written in the Armenian-Kipchak language.
The ceremony was attended by counselors of the Embassy Alibek Alibekov, Yevgeniy Katrenov and Daniyar Satybaldin, director of the Central State Historical Archive of Ukraine Yaroslav Fayzulin, as well as archive staff and representatives of Kazakh business.
These unique historical documents are of great importance for the cultural heritage and history of both Ukraine and Kazakhstan. They testify to the rich cultural and historical ties between the peoples who lived on the territory of modern Ukraine and Kazakhstan.
The representatives expressed special gratitude to Kazakh businessman and philanthropist Aidyn Rakhimbayev, who made it possible to obtain these historical documents. Aidyn Rakhimbayev is known for his numerous charitable projects and support of cultural initiatives. In gratitude for his cooperation, five modern computers were donated to the Central State Historical Archive of Ukraine on behalf of Mr. Rakhimbayev.
This gesture contributes to strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries, as well as supports the preservation of historical heritage and the development of cultural ties.
Ancient Kipchak books are handwritten documents created in the Middle Ages, when the Kipchaks (Polovtsians) were one of the most powerful nomadic peoples in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. These books contain valuable historical, legal, and literary texts that reflect the social life, traditions, and legal systems of the time.
The Armenian-Kipchak language is considered to be a unique historical and linguistic phenomenon that arose as a result of the long coexistence of Armenian and Kipchak communities on the territory of modern Ukraine. This language was used by Armenians living in the Crimea, Kamianets-Podilskyi, and other cities where the Kipchaks had significant influence. The Armenian-Kipchak language is a mixed language that combines elements of the Kipchak (Polovtsian) and Armenian languages, making it a unique cultural heritage.
The Kamianets-Podilskyi Armenian Voytiv Court was a judicial institution that operated in Kamianets-Podilskyi during the Middle Ages. It resolved legal issues of the local Armenian community. The record books of this court are valuable sources on the history of law, ethnography, and social life of the society of that time. These books have been stored in the archive for centuries and have now become available thanks to their digitization.
Kazakhstan has now received digital copies of unique ancient Kipchak books, which are now available for study and research, enriching the historical heritage of both countries.
On July 22, 1992, the Republic of Kazakhstan and Ukraine established diplomatic relations. And in December 1994, the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Ukraine was opened.
Hourly shutdown schedules will be introduced for all regions of Ukraine from 18:00 Monday until midnight Tuesday, Ukrenergo said.
“Tomorrow, May 20, from 18:00 to 24:00 for industrial and household consumers in all regions of Ukraine will operate schedules of hourly shutdowns,” – said in a message in the Telegram channel.
Power supply to critical infrastructure facilities will not be limited, the agency added.
Croatia has held the first meeting of the parliament elected in the April 17 elections. Gordan Jandrokovic was elected speaker, with 144 out of 151 deputies voting for his candidacy, the Croatian newspaper Jutarnji list reports. Gondar Jandroković represents the HDZ (Croatian Democratic Commonwealth) party and became the speaker of the Croatian parliament for the third time.
“It is an extraordinary honor to be trusted for the third time to fulfill the duties of the Croatian Parliament. We are living in a dangerous historical period: the war in Ukraine and the Middle East, we cannot avoid the fact that the neighborhood is also a potential source of instability, we are facing the challenges of climate change, disruptions in global supply chains,” Jandroković said.
After several weeks of negotiations, a coalition was formed in the parliament, which included the HDZ and the Fatherland Movement parties. Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said that the new government’s program of activities was being finalized.
At the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Croatian parliament and government expressed support for Ukraine, granting it EU candidate status and providing economic support.
Sources:
www.jutarnji.hr (https://www.jutarnji.hr/vijesti/hrvatska/plenkovic-komentirao-nove-ministre-susnjara-sam-tek-upoznao-ppd-pitao-sam-ga-vidjet-cemo-15461328)
