ARTICLE · 26 APRIL 2013

Latest Legal Trends In Infrastructure

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The Ukrainian government realizes that only the construction of a new contemporary infrastructure can become the basis for prolonged economic growth.

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The Ukrainian government realizes that only the construction of a new contemporary infrastructure, including local infrastructure, can become the basis for prolonged economic growth. At the same time, the problem of modernizing the Ukrainian infrastructure as well as the problem of lack of investments became the reason why Ukrainian legislators commenced the large-scale privatization and concession process, among others in road, sea port and airport construction and operation, in the energy sector.

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The conception of the State Airport Development Program till 2020, approved by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine (CMU), provides for more active attraction of private investments into the operation of airports and infrastructure.

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