Economy
More than 13 thousand square meters in Chornomorsk port will be leased
Warehouses with a total area of over 13,510 square meters will be leased at Chornomorsk MTP. The lease term will last for the period of martial law and 12 months after its end.
The terminal near the Orlovka-Isaccea crossing has already processed more than 60,000 tons of cargo
The river terminal, which opened a few months ago near the Orlovka-Isaccea ferry crossing, has already processed about 60,000 tons of cargo.
Odesa Port Plant is paid compensation for the seized russian ammonia
Odesa Port Plant JSC stored and shipped seized russian ammonia. The buyer must compensate the costs.
Ukraine and Moldova have simplified customs control at the border
Ukraine and Moldova will organize joint control at the railway checkpoint. Such a decision will allow to reduce the time of train parking at the border.
MFA: the “Grain Agreement” does not refer to additional conditions
Except for deliveries by sea, the “Grain” agreement does not mention any additional conditions.
Rental prices in Port Reni have increased tenfold
Prices for renting state property in the Danube ports have increased significantly. At the same time, revenues to the budget from the lease of state property in Ukrainian ports fell by 20%.
A multimodal terminal is planned to be opened in Reni
A multimodal terminal outside the settlement is planned to be built.
New concession projects are being prepared in Odesa and Izmail ports
Despite the war, the public-private partnership in ports has not been put on hold — work continues on the preparation of concession projects in Odesa and Izmail ports.
The ex-head of the State Property Fund is accused of embezzling UAH 500 million of Odesa Port Plant and UMCC funds
NABU exposed a criminal group led by the former head of the State Property Fund, which appropriated the assets of state-owned enterprises in the amount of over UAH 500 million .
Ukraine displaced grain producers in Eastern Europe
Europe recognized the devastating effect of the war in Ukraine on its own agricultural sector. Therefore, the European Commission agreed to pay the countries whose market was affected by the influx of Ukrainian grain.
