Infrastructure
The committee has been established to define transparent and beneficial mechanisms of interaction and cooperation for the participants of economic activity in Infrastructure sphere and for the state in general.
Committee Priorities
Priority 1
Provide inputs to design of the legal framework for concessions and engage with the authorities to ensure sound implementation of the Concession and Privatization reforms in Ukraine
Priority 2
Continue to engage in constructive dialogue with Ukrainian Sea Ports Administration, State service for maritime and river transport of Ukraine to achieve fair balance of public and private sector interests
Priority 3
Provide feedback on the SOE reform in the road, railway, river and ports spheres
Responsible Board Member(s)
Matteo Patrone
Co-Chairs
Oleg Bigdan
Serhiy Vovk
Volodymyr Yaremko
Policy Officer(s)
Success Stories
Policy Progress: Parliament Passed Draft Law #4572 on State-Owned Enterprises Reform and FDI Attracting in the Process of Privatization in the First Reading
Policy Win: The Parliament Adopted Draft Law #1182-1-d "On Inland Water Transport" in the Second Reading
Policy Progress: Ukrzaliznytsia Postponed the New Agreement for the Provision of Services on Organizing Freight Transportation by Railway Transport until June 1, 2020
Policy Progress: The Antimonopoly Committee Recommended Ukrzaliznytsia to Refine Agreement on Freight Transportation by Railway Transport
Policy Progress: The Antimonopoly Committee Obliged the Ministry of Infrastructure to Develop and Approve the Methodology of Calculating Port Dues within 4 Months
Policy Win: The Antimonopoly Committee Obliged the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority to Eliminate Unequal Conditions while Concluding Agreements on the Agency of Ships
Policy Win: The Government Approved the Procedure for Inspection, Sampling, and Analysis of Water in Ports
Policy Progress: The State Regulatory Service Did Not Support the Automatic Indexation of Tariffs for Freight Transportation
News
Business Calls on Ministry of Infrastructure to Include its Proposals while Finalizing Draft Order on Tariffs for Carriage of Goods by Rail
The American Chamber of Commerce Calls on Ukraine’s Parliament to Hear Business Community’s Concerns Before Voting on Inland Water Transport Law
Statement regarding the Necessity of Adoption of the Procedure for Inspection, Sampling, and Analysis of Water in Ports
Experts Materials
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