Ministry of Infrastructure

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About Ministry of Infrastructure

The Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine is a central executive authority that forms and implements state policy in the fields of transport, road infrastructure, logistics, postal communication, and the development of transport networks. The primary task of the ministry is the modernization of infrastructure facilities, ensuring the safe and efficient functioning of the transport system, the development of international transport corridors, and improving the quality of transport services for citizens and businesses.

The Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine coordinates activities in the sectors of road, rail, sea, river, and air transport, and is also responsible for the development of ports, airports, and logistics centers. The agency actively implements digital technologies, modern safety standards, and innovative solutions in the transport sector. In current conditions, the ministry plays an important role in restoring critical infrastructure, ensuring transport security, developing international trade, and integrating Ukraine into the European transport space.

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Omelian Volodymyr Volodymyrovych

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Kravtsov Yevhen Pavlovych

former chairman of Ukrzaliznytsia

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Suspicion Instead of Verdict: Mykhailo Shnayder Criticized NABU and SAP Methods Political commentator Mykhailo Shnayder said that NABU and the SAP first present sensational accusations and only afterward look for evidence. In the case of Serhiy Kropyva, the claims about control over call centers and a criminal organization, in his assessment, rely on other people’s conversations and the interpretation of isolated phrases, without a clear chain of illegal decisions and consequences. Shnayder also...