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Fitch Upgrades Ukraine’s Rating from Stable to Positive

July 29, 2011

A global rating agency Fitch Ratings raised Ukraine’s long-term foreign credit rating from stable to positive. As one of the reasons for such revision is the country’s budget deficit, which is set to “significantly narrow” this year.

Ukraine has harvested 5.6 million tons of grain

July 21, 2011

As of July 11 Ukraine harvested 5.6 million tons of grain. This was announced by director of department of crop markets and the Ministry of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine Alexander Demidov.

Kamianets-Podilskiy—the Canyon City

July 20, 2011

Kamianets-Podilskiy is truly a wonder-full place well worth visiting. For one thing, it likes tourists and there are plenty of decent hotels and souvenir shops. Indeed, the care with which the city is maintained not only attracts visitors but also pleases its own residents.

Ukrainian agriculture sector expected to boost FDI

July 14, 2011

Foreign investors are ready to invest into potentially profitable Ukrainian projects despite the political risks. “The size of FDI attracted by Ukraine is far below its potential. A number of sectors of the economy have huge development potential and can be interesting for investors.

Swallow's Nest

July 13, 2011

Swallow's Nest is a tiny medieval castle which may seem small and unobtrusive, but has been featured in many books and short brochures linked to crime and mystery. Due to this, Swallow's Nest has become one of the better-known sights in Ukraine.

Ukraine Becomes First Non-EU Member of FORATOM

July 6, 2011

The Ukrainian Nuclear Forum Association became an associate member of the European Atomic Forum FORATOM which allows Ukraine to have its nuclear energy interests represented in the EU, coordinate its nuclear policy with the Union, as well as exchange experience with major nuclear companies.