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15 September 2023
Ukraine will be forced to go to World Trade Organization (WTO) arbitration if Ukrainian grain exports are blocked. But the country hopes for a consistent position of the European Commission (EC) and the responsibility of neighboring countries.
Ukraine and South Korea have agreed to develop infrastructure recovery projects with the involvement of Korean expertise in high technology and Korean business investments.
The Cabinet of Ministers at a meeting on Friday approved the bill on Ukraine's state budget for 2024.
The European Union should strive to reduce the import of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the point of its complete cessation.
Russian billionaires, burdened by international sanctions and pressured by Putin to repatriate their wealth, have withdrawn tens of billions of dollars in assets from Europe after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Britain noted Ukraine's transition to Western-made nuclear fuel, which is another step towards energy independence from Russia.
14 September 2023
Ukraine and South Korea have signed an agreement on the provision of concessional loans for the implementation of projects with the participation of Korean companies.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has held a meeting with South Korea's Minister of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport Won Hee-ryong and business representatives.
U.S. President Joe Biden has named former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker as Special Representative for Ukraine's Economic Recovery.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has decided to cut its discount rate to 20%.
Ukraine expects that the European Commission will cancel any restrictions on Ukrainian agricultural products after its expiration on September 15.
On September 4-8, the International Atomic Energy Agency rotated its missions at Ukrainian nuclear power plants.
Bulgaria’s National Assembly approved a decision to lift the ban on the imports of various foodstuffs from Ukraine after September 15.
The UN Shelter and Non-Food Item (SNFI) Cluster in Ukraine plans to provide winter kits to 1 million Ukrainians.
The Ministry of Energy states that there are no plans to introduce blackouts in any region starting October 1. As of today, no power outages for household consumers are expected during the entire autumn-winter period.
The American company PVH Corp., which owns the Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger brands, has left the Russian market.
13 September 2023
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and his Slovak counterpart Ludovit Odor have discussed exports of Ukrainian agricultural products, including assistance in lifting all restrictions on grain exports.
Russia’s attacks have damaged 105 port infrastructure facilities in Ukraine since July 18, the suspension of the grain export deal.
Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Finance, Taxation and Customs Policy Danylo Hetmantsev will support the immediate opening of the register of declarations in accordance with the President's proposals to the vetoed bill that retained restrictions on e-declarations.
Hungarian Agriculture Minister Istvan Nagy has said that Hungary has agreed with Romania, Slovakia and Bulgaria that the four countries would impose national bans on Ukrainian grain imports to protect their markets if the EU does not extend a ban that expires on September 15.
12 September 2023
The Defense Procurement Agency under Ukraine’s Defense Ministry will build up clear and transparent relations with all stakeholders.
Prices for natural gas, heating and hot water in Ukraine will remain unchanged until the end of the heating season.
Ukraine's international partners have already provided $2.3 billion to restore and protect the country's energy infrastructure.
The Council of Ministers of Poland at a meeting on Tuesday adopted a resolution warning the European Commission that it will unilaterally extend the embargo on Ukrainian grain after September 15 if Brussels does not take a respective decision.
The Polish government will unilaterally decide to blockade Ukrainian grain starting September 15 if the European Commission (EC) does not extend the ban on imports of wheat, corn, rapeseed, and sunflower from Ukraine to five EU countries (Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria).
The European Commission continues exploring a mutually acceptable solution to the problem of Ukrainian grain imports to five neighbors of Ukraine from among the EU members, and next Wednesday, September 13, will hold another meeting within the framework of the Coordination Platform with the participation of Ukraine and the five mentioned countries - Poland, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Romania, and Hungary.
11 September 2023
The Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, announced his intention to abandon the use of Russian fuel at the country's only nuclear power plant.
Ukraine has attracted $30 billion in assistance from international partners this year.
10 September 2023
Japanese business is ready to participate in the reconstruction of Ukraine, offering a number of modern technologies that will help speed up recovery.
The Ukrainian government expects the gross domestic product to grow 3-4% this year and notes the improvement of the situation in the main branches of Ukraine’s industry.