Editor-in-Chief
Editor-in-Chief of RE:UKRAINE, leading the magazine's editorial coverage of Ukraine's economy, reconstruction and business.
Ukraine and the Netherlands are deepening their cooperation in the field of cybersecurity. The parties discussed the development of regional cybersecurity centers, collaboration with CERT-UA, and the creation of the CISO Campus educational platform.
Ukraine is accelerating the deployment of anti-drone protection along roads in frontline and border regions. By the end of 2026, the country plans to protect an additional 4,000 km of roads, and an additional 1.6 billion hryvnia has been allocated for this work.
Ukraine is introducing mandatory digital verification of construction projects for compliance with accessibility requirements. An accessibility checklist will be integrated into the Unified Electronic System for State Construction Supervision (EDESSB).
Dragon Capital has released its macroeconomic forecast for 2026–2027. The baseline scenario calls for continued active hostilities, modest economic growth, and support for the economy through significant amounts of external financing.
Since the opening of the land market in Ukraine, more than 330,000 transactions have been concluded, covering a total area of 1 million hectares. The average price per hectare has risen by 96% since July 2021 and has exceeded 64,000 UAH.
As part of the PREPARE project, preparations have begun for the expansion of the M-15 Odesa–Reni highway. The project covers more than 300 km of road and includes the development of a feasibility study, an environmental impact assessment, and an investment justification.
The government has allocated an additional 3 billion hryvnia for the repair of state highways. The priority is international and national routes, logistics routes, and roads in frontline regions.
In 2026, Ukrzaliznytsia plans to repair more than 1,000 km of tracks throughout Ukraine. The work will cover key logistics, transit, and frontline routes.
“Kernel” plans to invest approximately $400 million over the next two years in wind and solar power generation, as well as energy storage systems, with a total capacity of approximately 600 MW.
