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32,000 companies established since siege: QC chairman

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May 2019

Some 32,000 new companies have been established in Qatar since the unjust blockade was enforced two years ago, Qatar Chamber (QC) chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohamed al-Thani said.

This marked an increase of around 34% over the previous two years, when 24,000 new firms were set up in the country, he informed.

In a statement, Sheikh Khalifa stressed that the local private sector “proved its great ability in dealing with big challenges, as they adapted quickly to the blockade, in no small part thanks to the rapid steps adopted by the government”.

The year 2017 saw the formation of 15,000 companies, with the number increasing to 17,000 in 2018. The new companies were established in a variety of sectors, such as agriculture, transport and manufacturing. The years 2016 and 2015 saw the formation of 13,000 and 11,000 companies, respectively.

The QC chairman said a number of factors helped the country defeat the blockade, including the economic and legislative environment, sound strategic plans as well as co-operation among all bodies, and trade relations with friendly countries. He noted that the blockade had no impact on Qatar’s economy, affirming that the shock factor of the blockade was swiftly absorbed thanks to co-operation among all actors as well as the resilience of the economy.

Sheikh Khalifa said the number of factories increased by around 17% to reach 823 in 2019, compared to 707 factories in 2016 – as 116 new factories were established. The number of permits for establishing factories reached 613 with total investments of QR34bn, compared to 466 permits in 2016 with investments of QR31bn.

The QC chairman said all these achievements were a result of the blockade, as it allowed the establishment of factories with no restrictions. Previously, the principles of GCC economic integration prevented a country from expanding in a certain industry if it was already existing in one of the GCC member-countries.

Further, he stressed that the blockade provided a strong impetus towards achieving many significant accomplishments, including accelerating the country’s economic strategies, expanding agricultural and industrial projects, increasing outward investments, promoting local investment and attracting more foreign investments to the local market. It also included providing more incentives to the private sector for promoting local industries, increasing production, enhancing relations with friendly countries and activating trade with countries around the world.

Highlighting the chamber’s role during the blockade, he said it had sought – since the beginning of the blockade – to remove all obstacles faced by the private sector. This was achieved through the co-operation relations it has with related entities in the State and other chambers around the world.

Sheikh Khalifa said QC urged merchants and businessmen, from the first day of the blockade, to urgently find alternative means to import goods, especially food. The chamber also coordinated with various government agencies concerned to form specialised committees to address all obstacles and ensure the continued flow of goods from abroad without interruption, and also launched several initiatives to support national products.

During the blockade, QC has held meetings with more than 200 trade delegations to discuss mutual investment opportunities and the possibility of establishing economic partnerships and alliances in light of the incentives, facilities and benefits for investment proposed by Qatar and the governments of those countries.

Sheikh Khalifa affirmed the role played by the chamber as an important part of the self-sufficiency strategy, noting that the private sector proved it was a real partner in the economic process.

The private sector has become an active partner in the overall development process, especially in light of the considerable confidence and concrete support of the government for this sector, which has enabled it to contribute strongly to food security projects and meet the needs of the local market for food products, especially poultry and milk.

He said Qatar’s non-oil exports increased by 35.1% in 2018 according to certificates of origin issued by Qatar Chamber. The total value of these exports amounted to QR24.4bn compared to QR18.05bn in 2017.


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QC & Peruvian delegation discuss ways to boost trade

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13-6-2019

Qatar Chamber’s Second Deputy-Chairman Rashid bin Hamad Al Athba held a meeting with the members of a trade delegation from Peru and discussed opportunities to boost cooperation in trade between the two countries. The delegation led by Victor Zavalos represents sectors from agriculture, metals, textiles, real estate and other economic sectors in Peru.

The aim of the visit was to explore Qatari market and investment opportunities, as well as to explore cooperation with their Qatari counterparts in the various sectors represented by the delegates.

The meeting also discussed the possibility of organizing a visit to a delegation of businessmen from Peru, which includes more economic sectors to the State of Qatar during the current year, to meet with Qatari businessmen and explore the opportunities available on both sides.

The Chamber welcomed the cooperation between Qatari companies and their counterparts from Peru and is ready to participate in an exchange of views between businessmen from the two countries in order to increase mutual cooperation from both sides.

Qatar Chamber meeting reviews criteria to hike private schools fees

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20-6-2019

The education committee of Qatar Chamber reviewed a number of topics related to the private sector, including the capacity of private schools, the development of a reference framework for determining the criteria for increasing tuition fees, the absence of mechanisms to control the relationship between private schools and teachers, in addition to the high costs of license and its renewal.

This came at the fourth meeting of the education committee during the current year, which was chaired by the First Vice-Chairman of Qatar Chamber and Chairman of the Committee Mohamed bin Ahmed bin Twar al-Kuwari.
During the meeting, several other issues were discussed, including the issuance of the Private Schools Law and its executive regulations without consultation with representatives of the private sector, the high costs of licensing, the shortening of licenses for educational establishments and the lack of adequate school buildings.
During the meeting, al-Kuwari stressed the role played by government agencies in improving and facilitating the business environment for the private sector and businessmen, especially in the education field, as one of the most important economic sectors.
He pointed out that the presence of the Assistant Undersecretary for Educational Affairs at the Ministry of Education and Higher Education in the meeting emphasised the ministry’s interest and seriousness in addressing all issues of private education, which opens a new page of cooperation between the chamber represented by the education committee and the Ministry of Education.
For his part, the Assistant Undersecretary for Educational Affairs at the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, Omar Abdul Aziz al-Namaa, stressed the ministry’s keenness to maintain continuous communication with the chamber, meet representatives of the private educational sector and members of the committee.
Al-Namaa also suggested a monthly meeting to be held between members of the committee and the ministry to come up with proposals and ideas that will contribute to the formulation of the ministry’s general policies.
Al-Namaa also discussed topics and other issues related to summer activities plans, noting that the outcome of such meetings will be in the interest of the educational sector in the country.

QC to strengthen relations with Malaysian Investment Development Authority

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23-6-2019

Qatar Chamber (QC) held a meeting with a trade delegation from the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) to discuss the means of developing relations and enhancing joint trade cooperation between the private sectors in the two countries.

A Qatari-Malaysian business meeting will be held in October, bringing together businessmen from both countries, QC said in a statement

Qatar Chamber Board Member Mohamed bin Ahmed al Obaidli said the Qatari private sector views Malaysia as one of the most important economic destinations.

He pointed to the interest of Qatari investors in identifying investment opportunities in Malaysia and entering into projects with their Malaysian counterparts, especially in the field of Islamic banking.

Obaidli stressed on the importance of economic alliances and partnerships between the private sector in both countries.

He said mutual visits by the businessmen from the two countries will contribute to increasing the existence of mutual investments and more sustainable partnerships and long-term contracts with large returns between Qatari and Malaysian companies, especially in the sectors of education, agriculture, tourism, banking and others.

Obaidli said the Chamber is ready to support and assist Malaysian companies wishing to enter the Qatari market.
He expressed the hope that the Qatari-Malaysian business meeting will be a good sign for opening new horizons of trade cooperation between the two countries in various trade fields.

Investment Consul of MIDA Abdul Mukti bin Abu Bakar, said the Malaysian-Qatari meeting, scheduled to be held on the sidelines of the visit of the Malaysian minister of international trade and tndustry to Doha in October, will include more than 40 participants representing a wide range of promising economic sectors in Malaysia, who are keen to explore the Qatari market.

He said QC and MIDA are working to provide direct communication between traders and businessmen from both sides and discuss the establishment of long-term joint investments.

QC Chairman underscores benefits of Arab-German economic cooperation

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25 June 2019

The Qatar Chamber (QC) has participated in the 22nd Arab-German Economic Forum, held in the German capital Berlin, with the participation of delegations from the Arab Chambers of Commerce and Industry and many businessmen and economists from the Arab and German sides.

HE Chairman of the Qatar Chamber (QC) Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed Al -Thani headed the QC delegation at the Economic Forum, which was attended by HE Ambassador of the State of Qatar to the Federal Republic of Germany Sheikh Saud bin Abdulrahman Al -Thani.

HE the Chairman of Qatar Chamber held several meetings with the heads of the participating delegations during which they discussed ways to enhance cooperation between the business sectors in Qatar and those countries, to boost bilateral trade with them.

In a statement to the press, HE Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed Al -Thani stressed the importance of the Arab-German Economic Forum in enhancing cooperation relations between the two sides in order to benefit the Arab and German economies. He pointed out that the volume of trade exchange between the Arab countries and Germany is more than 56 billion Euros and that there are efforts by the parties to increase it in the coming years.

HE the Chairman of the Chamber praised the strong relations between the State of Qatar and Germany, which reflected positively on the volume of trade exchange between the two countries, reaching about 1.9 billion euros in 2018. He pointed to the presence of more than 300 German companies operating in the Qatari market in a number of vital economic sectors.

HE Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed Al -Thani said the Qatari investment in Germany, which has reached 25 billion euros by 2018, is expected to reach 10 billion euros in Germany over the next five years.

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QC Board Member Elected to Arab-Hellenic Chamber

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June 2019

Qatar Chamber (QC) board member Rashid bin Nasser Al Kaabi, has been elected vice-chairman of the Arab-Hellenic Chamber for Commerce and Development.

He was elected during a meeting of the committee’s members in Greek capital Athens recently.

The Arab-Hellenic Chamber was established in 1979 and includes more than 700 members. It aims to develop and promote economic and trade relations between Greeks and Arabs in all business sectors, mainly construction, industry, agriculture, energy, technology, tourism and education.

The Arab-Hellenic Chamber’s board of directors consists of 40 members, half of whom are from Greece, while the other half represent the various Arab countries, including the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry, and the Arab businessmen residing in Greece

 

ICC Qatar prepares final version of demand guarantee letter

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24-6-2019

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Qatar discussed the final version of the demand guarantee letter in preparation for submission to Qatar Central Bank (QCB) for adoption.

This came during the Banking Commission meeting held with trade finance and legal experts from most of the national banks operating in Qatar in Doha recently.

ICC Qatar said the final wording of the demand guarantee letter was based on the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce for Security Letters (URDG 758), considering international laws and practices in this regard.

The meeting was chaired by Ghassan Azar, Vice Chairman of the ICC Qatar Banking Commission. He stressed the commission is always keen to adopt best practices related to the banking industry.

He said the meeting aimed at finalising the draft letters of credit and bank guarantees before submitting them to the QCB.

Azar hailed Qatar Chamber Chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed al Thani for his continuous support to the Banking Commission.

He also thanked Sheikha Tamader al Thani, Director of International Relations and Chamber Affairs of ICC Qatar, for her efforts in developing the work of the commission.

QCB is scheduled to hold a meeting with representatives of national banks operating in Qatar to discuss the Demand guarantee letter, with the participation of International Chamber of Commerce Qatar (ICC Qatar) and representatives of Qatari companies.

Doha to host Qatar-Jordan business forum in September

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2-7-2019

The technical joint committee, comprising the Ministry of Administrative Development, Labor and Social Affairs, Jordan’s Ministry of Labor and Qatar Chamber as a representative of the private sector, held a meeting in Amman to discuss mechanisms of developing the electronic platform for recruiting Jordanians, according to the directives of the wise leadership to provide jobs for nearly 10,000 Jordanian citizens in Qatar.

Qatar Chamber director general Saleh bin Hamad al-Sharqi stressed the deep relations between Qatar and Jordan, adding that the Qatari companies have expressed great interest in the platform of recruiting Jordanians in Qatar.
Al-Sharqi also confirmed the Qatari keenness to facilitate all procedures related to establishing contracts between private sector companies in Qatar and Jordanian job seekers through the electronic platform.
He added that the Jordanian workforce enjoys high skills and is an important addition to the Qatari market.
He said the Qatari private sector welcomes the employment of Jordanians, pointing out that the meeting discussed ways to facilitate the access of Qatari companies to Jordanian skilled labor.
Al-Sharqi revealed that Doha will host a joint Qatari-Jordanian forum organised by the Ministry of Administrative Development, Labor and Social Affairs with the participation of the Qatar Chamber in September.
On the sidelines of the forum, they will discuss ways to enhance trade and economic relations between the two countries, noting that Qatar Chamber will invite business sectors in Qatar to attend the forum, al-Sharqi added.
He stressed the keenness of Qatar Chamber to enhance trade exchange between Qatar and Jordan and of facilitating procedures for the entry of Jordanian companies into the Qatari market and to create investment opportunities for Qatari companies in Jordan, thus contributing to the expansion of investments between the two sides.
Jordan’s Minister of Labor, Nedal El Batayneh welcomed the Qatari delegation and presented the ways to activate the electronic platform.
During the meeting, El Batayneh underlined the depth of the historical relations between the two countries, the leadership, the government and people, describing them as strategic and distinctive.
El Batayneh said the meeting was the result of fruitful meetings with HE the Minister of Administrative Development, Labor and Social Affairs Yousef bin Mohammed al-Othman Fakhroo, on the sidelines of the 108th International Labor Conference held in Geneva last month, during which they discussed areas of joint cooperation.
The Qatari delegation included Qatar Chamber apart from al-Sharqi, Major Abdullah Khalifa al-Mohannadi from the Ministry of Interior and Mohammed Ali al-Mir and Mohammed Jumaa al-Kuwari, representatives of the Ministry of Administrative Development, Labor and Social Affairs.

QICCA hosts trainees from MoJ

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3-7-2019

The Qatar International Center for Conciliation and Arbitration (QICCA) hosted a number of trainees from the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to brief them on the most important aspects of commercial arbitration, the role of the Chamber and the Center in spreading the culture of arbitration in the business community and resolving commercial disputes.

Sheikh Thani bin Ali bin Saud Al Thani, member of the Board of Directors of International Relations at the Qatar International Conciliation and Arbitration Center, said that the Center holds regular meetings with trainees, jurists and those interested in commercial arbitration to introduce arbitration which is gaining increasing importance globally.

In particular, when such disputes are related to multi-party contracts; thus making arbitration, its speed, confidentiality, simplicity of procedures and technical competence at the forefront of alternative means of elimination. He added that the laws and regulations issued in recent years have contributed significantly to Qatar becoming an important economic and trade center in the region.

He praised the issuance of laws and regulations related to the regulation of non-Qatari capital investment, laws regulating economic activity, the commercial register, free zones, industrial zones, The protection of competition, the prevention of Dr. Minas Khashtadurian, Adviser for QICCA presented a brief about the most important procedures and means of arbitration in the Center.

Qatar Chamber underscores investment opportunities in Iraq

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8-7-2019

Qatar Chamber Chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed al Thani met with the President of the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce & Industry, Abdel Razzak El Zouhairy and the accompanying delegation.

The meeting discussed ways of cooperation, investment issues in the Qatari and Iraqi private sectors, the meeting was also attended by Qatar Chamber board members Mohamed bin Ahmed al-Obaidli and Abdulrahman al-Ansari.

It also discussed the investment opportunities available in the industrial and agricultural sectors and ways to enhance cooperation between the Qatari and Iraqi businessmen. Both sides expressed interest in further cooperative work in various sectors.

Sheikh Khalifa highlighted the strength of bilateral ties, stressing the commitment to develop them further in business and commerce.

He noted Qatari and Iraqi businessmen are looking forward to exploring opportunities to establish partnerships and develop trade and economic interests between them.

There is a real desire to increase the volume of trade, said Sheikh Khalifa, who further noted that it was still not up to the aspirations of both sides. He added that the chamber is hoping that the coming period will witness the beginning of a new phase of joint cooperation between the business sectors of the two countries.

El-Zouhairy said the State of Qatar is a unique investment destination and that there is a desire from Iraqi businessmen and investors to get acquainted with the opportunities available in the country.

He said the previous period witnessed a close relationship between the business communities of both countries through mutual visits to trade delegations, paving the way for increased partnerships between the two sides, especially in the industrial and agricultural fields.

He added that the Iraqi market is an important gateway to nearby Arab and Gulf markets. He pointed out that there are many investment opportunities that Qatari businessmen could enter, especially in reconstruction projects, which would allow Qatari companies working in the field of building materials and contracting to establish major strategic projects that serve the two countries.

QC discusses trade cooperation with Dominican Republic

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 9-7-2019

Qatar Chamber held a meeting with the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Dominican Republic Carlos Gabriel Garcia and his accompanying delegation.

The meeting focused on boosting economic and trade cooperation between the two countries. The meeting was held in the presence of Ambassador of the Dominican Republic to Qatar Federico Alberto Coelho Camilo.

The Qatari side was headed by Mohammed bin Ahmed bin Towar Al Kuwari, First Vice-Chairman of QC. During the meeting Al Kuwari noted that there are great opportunities available to establish fruitful economic and trade relations between the private sector in Qatar and the private sector in the Dominican Republic, especially as Qatar and the Dominicans have great assets and natural resources.

There is joint coordination to hold a number of events that bring together Qatari companies and their Dominican counterparts.

The idea is to discuss the possibility of forming joint ventures or to identify the promising opportunities of investment and trade. He pointed out that trade exchange between the two countries does not reach the level of ambitions.

He stressed that the Qatar Chamber is ready to extend all kinds of possible support and all efforts aimed at developing trade cooperation between the two countries. He also pointed out that the Chamber is working to bring companies closer together and that it is open to Dominican companies to increase cooperation through establishing partnerships and trade alliances in all sectors. The Chamber encourages Qatari business owners to learn about the investment opportunities available in the Dominican Republic, especially in the tourism and industrial sectors.

For his part, Dr Carlos Garcia said that Qatar is an important investment destination in the region, that it shares its country as a fast growing economy and that the business sector in the Dominican Republic is looking forward to learning about the business climate and investment opportunities in Qatar. He said that bilateral agreements will be singed to identify priorities of sectors of common concern, and to facilitate any difficulties that investors from both sides may face.

The Dominican Republic attracts about 7 million tourists from all over the world due to its white sand beaches with tropical waters, Lake Enriqueo and the highest mountain in the Caribbean and Central America, he said. Other opportunities Qataris can invest in are energy, medical products, electronics, textiles and clothing, among others.

He added that his government adopted development-friendly policies that provide incentives for investment, in addition to the infrastructure that provides 15 natural ports and 7 international airports, with the shortest time to transit to Europe by ships and aircraft and a wide network of roads and communications, noting that his country has signed agreements and understandings in the commercial field with the US and Europe to export goods and services.

The ambassador said that a delegation of businessmen from the Dominican Republic will keep visiting Doha to promote cooperation between the two countries and increase trade exchange.

QC’s Education Committee discusses views on private schools law

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7-7-2019

The Education Committee of Qatar Chamber headed by Mohammed bin Ahmed bin Twar, Qatar Chamber’s First Vice-Chairman held a meeting, which it reviewed a number of topics related to the private education sector, which were discussed at a previous meeting of the committee, including the age of the teachers, issuing and renewing licenses and approvals by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education.

The meeting also discussed the committee’s views on the law of private schools and advisery offices.

In this context, the committee recommended the importance of coordination between the concerned parties to take measures that facilitate the work environment for the private educational sector.

During the meeting, Mohammed bin Ahmed bin Twar praised the Ministry of Education and Higher Education’s keenness to follow up on all the issues raised during the Committee’s meeting last June and its keen attention  on maintaining communication and sharing suggestions, aiming at a more comfortable working environment for private school owners, as well as taking measures that make the private educational sector more attractive to new investors.

He pointed out that the attendance of Omar Abdulaziz Al Nama, Assistant Undersecretary for Special Education Affairs at the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, reflects the Ministry’s keen attention to the private education sector.

For his part, Omar Abdulaziz Al Nama stressed that the Ministry of Education and Higher Education is always keen to listen to the views on the obstacles to the private sector, through the Education Committee of QC.

He explained that the ministry and the committee are working to develop proposals and ideas that contribute to the development of the educational sector in Qatar, as well as considering the interest of private schools in a manner that does not conflict with the laws and regulations.


Qatar Chamber, Iraqi Chamber federation sign MoU

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11-7-2019

Qatar Chamber of Commerce and Industry signed a memorandum of understanding with the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce to enhance cooperation between the two sides, coordinate joint work and exchange of information, and develop trade relations and economic cooperation between Qatari companies and their Iraqi counterparts.

The agreement was signed by Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani, Chairman of Qatar Chamber; and Abdul Razzaq Al Zuhairi of Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce.

The Chamber and the Federation of Iraqi Chambers are expected to sign the Memorandum of Understanding to develop trade relations and economic cooperation of their affiliated companies, exchange information and data related to the economy, laws and legislation related to the establishment of business, arbitration practices and settlement of commercial disputes, as well as holding exhibitions and events to collect their affiliated companies to discuss mutual deals and alliances.

The Iraqi trade delegations is in Qatar to explore the possibilities of establishing joint projects.

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The Ukrainian Ministry of Infrastructure – Tender for New Cargo Terminal at Boryspil Airport

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The Ukrainian Ministry of Infrastructure – Ukraine – announced a tender for determination of the private partner for implementation of the Public-Private partnership for the project Reconstruction of the Existing and construction of the New Cargo Terminal at Boryspil Airport

Contact Details:
Ms. Alina Timchenk
Email: Emb_qa@mfa.gov.ua timchenko@mtu.gov.ua
Embassy Tel: +974 50098985
Ukraine Ministry: +380443514939

 

The Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine announces tender for implementation of the public-private partnership in terms of implementation of the project Reconstruction of the Existing and  construction of the New Cargo Terminal at Boryspil Airport.The purpose of the public-private partnership for implementation of  the project Reconstruction of the Existing and construction of the New Cargo Terminal at Boryspil Airportis:modernization (partial reconstruction, technological re-equipment) of the warehouse infrastructure of the existing Cargo Terminal at Boryspil Airport;construction of the new modern Cargo Terminal at Boryspil Airport;provision of mail and cargo services registration of transport documentation, handling baggage, mail and cargo, its loading/unloading on board (from the board) of the aircraft for the purpose of its transportation on declared route upon the condition of compliance with the requirements of aviation security, flight safety, transportation of dangerous and special cargo), using both existing and constructed within the framework of the public-private partnership terminals at Boryspil Airport.

The object of the public-private partnership is the existing Cargo Terminal of public ownership, which is owned by Boryspil International Airport as well as a new Cargo Terminal that is to be constructed by the private partner under the contract, signed within the framework of the public-private partnership at this Airport.

The period of public-private partnership implementation is no more than 25 years.

The public partner is represented by the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine.

The type of contract to be signed is a mixed contract, which is signed within the framework of the public-private partnership.

The deadline for submitting tender application is 31 calendar day after this Announcement publication.

The procedure of submitting tender application is set out in the Manual for Applicants, which can be obtained at the following address: 14 Peremohy Avenue, Kyiv city, on any working day from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m., on Friday from 9 a.m. till 4:45 p.m.

The contact person is Alina Timchenko, contact information is: 351 49 39, timchenko@mtu.gov.ua.

The deadline for  the tender: the deadline for bids submitting is 45 calendar days from the deadline for submitting tender applications.

The method for obtaining additional information on tender:provision of the written request at the following address: 14 Peremohy Avenue, Kyiv city;

via fax: 351 49 39;via e-mail: timchenko@mtu.gov.ua.

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