Konstiantyn Koshelenko took part in a meeting on efficient use of state property during his working visit to Zhytomyr

Kostiantyn Koshelenko, Deputy Head of the State Property Fund of Ukraine, paid a working visit to Zhytomyr Region.

During the visit, the Deputy Head of the Fund took part in a meeting on the effective use of state property on the balance sheets of territorial representations of central and local executive bodies. The meeting was also attended by Volodymyr Fedorenko - First Deputy Head of the Regional State Administration, Andriy Kisera - Head of the Territorial Bodies of the State Property Fund, Natalia Omelchenko Deputy Head of the Regional Office of the State Property Fund of Ukraine in Rivne and Zhytomyr Oblasts, and representatives of local executive bodies.

In his speech, Konstiantyn Koshelenko stressed the main role of privatization - attracting investment into the region's economy. “Zhytomyr region has attracted more than UAH 11.2 million in investments through the small privatization mechanism. Unfinished premises, abandoned enterprises are transformed into effective assets that bring profit to new efficient owners, create new jobs for residents of the region, and budgets receive more money.”

For you information, according to the results of 7 months of 2020, Zhytomyr region is among the leaders in the sale of small privatization objects. During this period, 20 objects were sold at electronic auctions. With the starting price of the objects at UAH 5.2 million, the selling price of the objects increased to UAH 9.4 million. The maximum number of participants who participated in the auction - 11.

“Next year we expect to add to the list of objects to be privatized in the Zhytomyr region. Nowadays, every Ukrainian can very easily become an investor in their region, city or village. It is enough to take part in transparent electronic auctions for small privatization. Electronic information platforms on privatization, such as privatization.gov.ua, telegram channels, Twitter, are the most accessible and understandable for the widest possible range of interested users,” said Konstiantyn Koshelenko, Deputy Head of the Fund.