Economy
Logistics limits Ukraine’s return to traditional export markets, – Kachka
Ukraine exports 90% of agricultural products despite high insurance costs, a shortage of containers and refrigerators reaching the ports of Great Odesa.
World Bank and EBRD project envisages restoration of ports on the Danube
The Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF) Steering Board has approved the financing of projects, including the restoration of Danube ports.
Ports of Great Odesa handled 40 million “Mykolaiv” cargo
The ports of the Odesa region have handled 150 million tons of grain, of which 40 million were previously handled by the ports of Mykolaiv.
Ukraine and Moldova will build a bridge across the Dniester, despite financial difficulties, – ambassador
Currently, Ukraine and Moldova are looking for financing options for the construction of the Yampil-Koseuts bridge.
A contractor has been selected for road repairs in the port of Chornomorsk
The Black Sea branch of the State Administrative Service of Ukraine for Urban Transport and Urban Development has chosen a company to be paid for the reconstruction of part of the road and the storage facility for trucks.
Shares of Ukrainian agricultural companies have increased in price
Last week, the shares of most Ukrainian agricultural companies traded on foreign exchanges showed positive dynamics.
Shipowners avoid calling at Turkish ports due to growing congestion, brokers say
Shipowners have increasingly begun to avoid calling at Turkish ports on the Sea of Marmara due to increased congestion, which has become one of the factors driving up rates on this route.
UDS has improved the efficiency of the river fleet, – Ministry of Development
The Ministry of Development of Ukraine announced that the average monthly volume of cargo transportation on the Danube has increased by 43% since the beginning of the year.
October results: which countries imported the most Ukrainian grain
Ukraine has published data on which countries imported the most Ukrainian grain in October.
Russia may have used sunken ferry Estonia to spy on NATO
Russian intelligence services could have used the site of the Estonia ferry disaster in the Baltic Sea as a platform for underwater reconnaissance against NATO.
