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Cargo shipping along the Dnipro copes only with transportation of construction materials
In January-September, the volume of cargo transported along the Dnipro River amounted to 9.98 million tons, which is 2.58 million tons (or 34.9%) more than in the same period last year.
RIS participates in the meeting of the Danube Commission
The Working Group on Technical Issues of the Danube Commission has started its work.
Izmail Commercial Sea Port plans to repair the vessel “Lotsman-1” for UAH 5.8 million
In the course of works on the pilot vessel, the hull will be restored, replacing about 2 tons of steel.
Cabinet of Ministers approved the Marine Conservation Strategy
The document is extremely important for the implementation of the approaches of the European Union legislation in the field of protection and use of the marine environment of Ukraine.
Software for security control in the Azov-Black Sea region will appear in Ukraine
Ukraine will create a Unified System of coverage of the maritime situation in the Azov-Black Sea Region, in particular, special software for the military who control the situation in the Azov and Black Seas.
Ukrzaliznytsya will repair the old diving vessel
Ukrzaliznytsia decided to repair the old diving vessel “Boykiy”, which is used to inspect the condition of bridges across rivers.
New Supervisory Board approved at Odesa Port Plant
Today a new composition of the Supervisory Board of the enterprise arrived at the Odesa Port Plant (OPP).
A sea transport hub will be created in Mykolaiv
They plan to create a port transport hub in Mykolaiv. The project will unite the ports and terminals of the region.
The Maritime Search and Rescue Service wants to buy a boat for UAH 165 million
The Maritime Search and Rescue Service plans to acquire a high-speed search and rescue vessel.
TOP-5 importers of Ukrainian agricultural products named
In January-August, the export of agricultural products from Ukraine increased by 9.5% compared to the same period last year (up to $15 billion). Imports to Ukraine increased by 20.5% (to $4.8 billion).
