What should be done with enterprises located in temporarily occupied territories or combat zones?

Today, this is not only an economic challenge, but also a complex legal issue. Blocked or lost property, unsettled debts, difficulties with labor relations, issues related to confirming employees’ work records — the current legislation, developed for peacetime conditions, does not take into account the realities of war.

Ignoring the problem is not a solution. Systemic measures are needed.

That is why the State Property Fund of Ukraine is initiating the development of a comprehensive legislative mechanism aimed at establishing clear and understandable rules for dealing with assets located in temporarily occupied territories.

This concerns not only state-owned assets, but also the interests of private businesses and ordinary citizens. We seek to create instruments that will help to:

▪️resolve issues related to lost or damaged property;

▪️define mechanisms for handling debt obligations;

▪️protect employees’ rights;

▪️develop approaches to the use of confiscated Russian assets in the interests of the state;

▪️create clear rules for businesses and citizens.

In order for these solutions to work effectively in practice, it is important for us to hear from those who have already faced this problem.

We call on business representatives, industry associations, and all stakeholders to share their proposals and practical cases regarding work with assets in the temporarily occupied territories.

Proposals are accepted until June 16: info@spfu.gov.ua

Together, we can develop solutions that will protect the people, businesses, and economy of Ukraine.