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A scientific and practical seminar dedicated to the development of cement-concrete roads in Ukraine was held in Kyiv. 250 participants discussed technologies, standards, the durability of road infrastructure, and the potential for localizing production.
Japan has provided Ukraine with 720 meters of modular bridge structures to quickly restore transportation links. In 2026, there are plans to install six more temporary bridges, particularly in regions near the front lines.
The government has approved the Employment Strategy through 2030, which sets new guidelines for state policy in the labor market. Among its goals are increasing employment by 2 million people, reducing unemployment, developing human capital, and aligning with EU standards.
Anna Sydoruk, CEO of “Osvitoria,” has been named to Bett UK’s 2026 EdTech Top 10 List—an international ranking of women leaders who are shaping the future of education through technology. The recognition highlights the contribution of Ukrainian educational innovations to the global EdTech sector.
The Export Credit Forum-2026 brought together representatives of the government, the financial sector, and the business community to discuss the development of Ukraine’s non-commodity exports, financing, risk insurance, and entry into new markets.
In 2025, thanks to WIM in-motion weighing systems, the state budget received nearly 118 million hryvnias in fines for violations of size and weight limits.
In 2025, the Recovery Agency implemented international projects in 18 regions of Ukraine. The total portfolio of cooperation with international partners reached 1.8 billion euros.
The European Business Association has summarized the development of the transportation sector over the past 10 years. Among the key achievements, the business community cites digitalization and “transport visa-free travel”; among the challenges — the inefficiency of Ukrzaliznytsia, bureaucracy, and regulatory barriers.
