Business news from Ukraine

Business news from Ukraine

KYIV AIRPORT DEVELOPS AIR CARGO TRAFFIC

Kyiv Sikorsky International Airport currently focuses on the development of the cargo direction, according to the company’s website with reference to the head of the airport board of directors, Denys Kostrzhevsky, said.
“Now we are focused on the development of the cargo direction and see a significant potential. And for this, it is necessary to build high-quality infrastructure at the airport – freight warehouses, customs warehouses, to establish logistics chains. This is one of our strategic goals,” Kostrzhevsky is quoted as saying.
He noted that the market of passenger and freight traffic in Ukraine will develop at an outstripping pace, since the state has a colossal transit potential.
He also said that at the moment there is another investment direction related to the expansion of the range of ground services and the construction of hangars.
“Hangar storage of aircraft is a relevant service, especially when it comes to small aircraft, which are expensive and, in fact, must be stored in the garage. We put a Mercedes, which costs $100,000, in the garage, while we keep an aircraft for $20 million for some reason under the open sky. And now this service is in great demand on the market,” he said.

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UKRAINIAN BANKS’ CASH EXCHANGE RATES ON 07/12/21

Ukrainian banks’ cash exchange rates on 07/12/21

Source: Interfax-Ukraine

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CARGO TRANSPORTATION DNIPRO RAISES UP BY 31% THIS YEAR

The volume of cargo transported on the Dnipro River in January-November 2021 amounted to more than 13.2 million tonnes, which is 31% more than in the same period in 2020.
According to statistics posted on the website of the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine, most of all were transported: construction materials – 8.8 million tonnes (an increase of 72%), grain – more than 3.1 million tonnes (at the level of last year) and metal products – more than 1.1 million tonnes (a decrease of 30%).
In addition, for the 11 months of this year, 24,500 tonnes of dangerous goods were transported along the Dnipro.
The number of passages for the specified period was 14,700 (an increase of 40%), of which internal – 12,900, sea – 1,800.
The monitoring of vessels on the Dnipro River was carried out by the river information service of the Delta-Pilot branch of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority.

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STEFANCHUK SAYS UKRAINE IS PREPARING FOR ANY SCENARIO RELATED TO ARTIFICIAL MIGRATION CRISIS

Ukraine is preparing for any scenario of the development of events associated with an artificially created migration crisis on the border with Belarus, Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Ruslan Stefanchuk has said.
“We in Ukraine are preparing for any scenario of the development of events. Now there is no influx of migrants to the borders of our state. At the same time, we see that the tactics of actions related to illegal migration from Belarus to the EU countries are ambiguous, every day something changes in it,” Stefanchuk said at the 11 session of the Interparliamentary Assembly of the Verkhovna Rada, the Seimas of Lithuania and the Senate of Poland in Warsaw on Monday.
He said that Ukraine is strengthening the border with Belarus and constantly consults at the ministerial level with the Polish and Lithuanian sides.
“The Ukrainian side takes extremely seriously the situation on the EU border with Poland and Belarus. Today we are in complete solidarity with the Polish side: the migration crisis is artificially created by Russia and Belarus. What is happening on the EU’s eastern border is a challenge not only to our countries, but also a challenge to the entire civilized world. We are talking, among other things, about checking the ability of the EU and NATO to be consolidated in confronting modern challenges and threats,” Stefanchuk said.
According to him, Russia’s absorption of Belarus and its transformation into another Russian military base on the borders with the EU and NATO poses an immediate threat not only for Ukraine, but for the entire region.

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WINNER OF TENDER DEVELOPS PROJECT FOR KYIV INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT RECONSTRUCTION

Think Plus International Engineering and Consulting Company LLC became the winner in the tender for the development of design estimates for the reconstruction of the airfield of Kyiv Sikorsky International Airport, offering a price of almost UAH 17 million, according to the ProZorro electronic system.
The customer of the works was Kyiv International Airport. The expected cost was UAH 19.7 million.
According to information on ProZorro, the tender was announced on November 9, 2021. Institute Ukrdorproekt LLC, offering a price of UAH 17 million, and Dniprovsky Design Institute state enterprise, offering to perform this service for UAH 18 million, also participated in the tender.
The system also indicates that currently the complaint of Institute Ukrdorproekt LLC regarding the bidding procedure is still pending.
The work will be completed by June 30, 2022.
Think Plus International Engineering and Consulting Company LLC was founded in 2017.
According to the information on the company’s website, its core business is the comprehensive development of design and estimate documentation for the construction, reconstruction and repair of highways, transport interchanges, bridges, overpasses, flyovers and other artificial structures, engineering and survey work, rebuilding engineering networks and providing engineering services.

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UKRAINE REGISTERS MORE THEN 8,600 NEW COVID CASES

Ukraine has registered 8,655 new cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) and 467 related deaths in the past 24 hours, the press service for the Ukrainian Health Ministry said on Tuesday.
“Over the past day, Ukraine has recorded 8,655 new cases of COVID-19, including 716 children and 200 medical workers, while 188,758 people have been vaccinated for COVID-19, including 73,097 who received their first shot and 115,661 who completed their vaccination. In the past 24 hours, 1,349 persons have been hospitalized, 467 have died, and 22,878 have recovered,” the ministry said on Telegram.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Ukraine has seen a total of 3.511 million COVID-19 infections, including 3.083 million recoveries and 88,986 deaths.
As of this day, 13.826 million people have been vaccinated for COVID-19, including 13.826 million who received the first dose and 11.922 million who completed their vaccination.

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