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Russia’s full-scale aggression has brought demographic challenges to the extremes, so both the Government in Kyiv and local authorities have to do everything to ensure that the Ukrainians who have been forced to flee from war eventually return to their Homeland.
05 March 2023
Korea has provided Ukraine with four excavators that will be used to repair and restore the energy infrastructure.
The last year was the most difficult for the work of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine but it managed to achieve financial and economic stability and progress in European integration.
In 2022, the number of transactions with the use of payment cards increased by 1.4% in number and by 40.5% in terms of volumes.
The Minister of Entrepreneurship and National Production of Italy, Adolfo Urso, emphasizes the importance of developing Ukraine’s transport corridor with northern Italian cities to contribute to the recovery of the country’s war-torn economy.
The Republic of Türkiye is working hard to extend the Black Sea grain deal, allowing Ukraine to export grain via the Ukrainian ports, which had been blockaded by Russia following its invasion.
Ukraine is ending the heating season with a power capacity surplus, sufficient energy resource stocks, and is starting preparations for the next autumn and winter period.
The Ukrainian government approved a decision to raise pensions by almost 20% for 10.5 million Ukrainians.
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has stated that Ukraine and its partners work towards creating a mechanism to confiscate Russian assets which can be channeled into the restoration of Ukraine. The mechanism will consist of four elements, including an international register of losses.
Austria’s woodworking giant KronoSpan, which has an extensive offshore network and the ultimate beneficiaries of which are not clearly known, continues to work in Russia and Belarus despite Russia’s war on Ukraine.
04 March 2023
Thanks to the efforts of citizens and businesses in the EU member states, the energy blackmail by Russia has failed.
The project for the sale of the penitentiary system’s property has now been put on pause until Ukraine seals victory and new investors express interest.
New inspectors with the International Atomic Energy Agency have replaced their colleagues at the Rivne, South Ukrainian, and Khmelnitskyi nuclear power plants in Ukraine.
Ukraine will soon receive the first batch of 5,700 solar panels to power critical infrastructure amid Russian missile attacks.
Active work is ongoing to settle the issue of confiscation of Russian assets in the legal framework. The infrastructure for attracting frozen funds has already been created.
The average monthly salary in Ukraine amounted to UAH 14,859 in 2022, which is 6% higher than a year earlier.
03 March 2023
Ukraine and Poland have agreed to ease the transit of grain and oilseed exports.
In February 2023, Ukraine exported 9.1 million tonnes of goods worth $3.32 billion.
For the year of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine lost more than 3 million jobs. To improve the situation in this area, the government has already launched eWork project.
Ukraine and Spain will cooperate in the field of green investment development, as well as Ukraine’s involvement in the work the Sevilla process.
Ukraine’s energy system has been operating with no capacity deficit for 20 days now.
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion started, the Government of Ukraine has raised UAH 353 billion in equivalent currency from the placement of domestic government debt securities.
The Ministry of Energy developed AidEnergy online platform to simplify the process of obtaining, coordinating, and distributing humanitarian aid for the energy sector.
Ukraine’s energy infrastructure managed to endure Russian massive attacks during winter and provide household consumers with electricity.
As of early March 2023, Ukraine received more than 5.3 thousand tonnes in aid from 30 countries to restore its energy infrastructure, which continues to suffer from Russian attacks.
02 March 2023
According to the relocation program, 800 enterprises have been moved to safer regions over the year of war. Of them, 623 have already resumed operations at their new location.
The Minister of Energy of Ukraine, German Galushchenko, held a meeting with the U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm as part of the meeting of the Partnership for Transatlantic Energy and Climate Cooperation in Zagreb. The parties discussed the issue of further cooperation between the two countries in the field of energy.
A total of 153,659 land agreements have been signed in Ukraine since the land market was launched.
The mission of the International Monetary Fund on Ukraine will work in Warsaw March 8 through March 15 to discuss the parameters of the potential future cooperation program.