Thursday, February 20
By opening Ukraine’s 13 state-owned seaports to private companies through concessions, the government hopes to draw $1.8 billion in private investment through 2038.
Thursday, December 24, 2020


By opening Ukraine’s 13 state-owned seaports to private companies through concessions, the government hopes to draw $1.8 billion in private investment through 2038. These concessions – largely renting wharves, land, cranes and warehouses – would generate almost 5,000 new jobs, according to a new Seaports Development Strategy approved yesterday by the Cabinet of Ministers.