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“Transshipment in ports is a mirror of the economy.” Interview with the head of the USPA, Oleksandr Semyrha
The port industry is one of the main links of the Ukrainian economy, which is currently forced to operate in extremely difficult conditions. About losses due to the war, competition between ports, challenges in the field of container transportation, as well as investments in the port industry and infrastructure, USM spoke with the head of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority, Oleksandr Semyrha.
Russians want to allocate over $1 million to raise sunken USPA ship in Mariupol
The Russians have allocated 88 million rubles (over $1 million) for the lifting of the sunken dredging vessel of the USPA “Meotida” in the port of Mariupol.
Ukraine and Korea strengthen cooperation in maritime infrastructure development
A meeting was held in Warsaw between the Ministry for Development of Communities and Territories of Ukraine and the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries of the Republic of Korea.
A new shelter has been installed in the Odesa port
The Odesa branch of the State Enterprise “USPA” has installed a new modular shelter for port guests.
USPA summarized the financial results of the first half of 2025
The Odesa branch of the State Enterprise “USPA” has installed a new modular shelter for port guests.
USPA will spend over 500 million on the reconstruction of the berth in the port of Odesa
The Odesa International Seaport is preparing to reconstruct berth No. 7 for almost UAH 540 million.
USPA and EBRD discussed investments in logistics
The management of the State Enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority” held a meeting with representatives of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) regarding promising investment projects in the logistics sector.
USPA invited Polish business to join investments in Ukrainian ports
USPA presented investment opportunities in the port industry at the Polish-Ukrainian business forum in Odesa.
Ukraine has resumed navigation through the Bystre Estuary
As of today, August 6, navigation through the Bystre Canal has officially resumed – vessels with a draft of up to 4.5 meters have been allowed to pass.
The USPA told what measures are being taken against the backdrop of restrictions on the transshipment of saltpeter in ports
At the same time, the Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine commented on how long the restrictions on the transshipment and storage of saltpeter will last.
