Subchapters: Market entry Forms and conditions of operation on the market Marketing and Communications Issues of intellectual property protection Public procurement market Payment terms, payment ethics and resolution of commercial disputes Visas, fees, specific conditions of travel to the territory Employment of citizens from the Czech Republic Fairs and events Market entry During the first… Read More »
According to ITYPEJOB, Kiev is one of the largest cities in Europe, the administrative, economic, scientific, cultural and educational center of Ukraine. More than 2.5 million people live here. Modern Kiev is dynamically developing, being restored and restored, therefore it attracts an increasing number of tourists. According to legend, Kiev was founded by Kiev in… Read More »
In June 2014, Poroshenko signed the association agreement with the EU that Yanukovych had rejected, including a free trade agreement. The agreement contains enormous reform demands and thus puts strong pressure on the Ukrainian authorities, which since independence in 1991 have struggled with, among other things, widespread corruption and weak institutions – government agencies that… Read More »
4: Crimea and Eastern Ukraine In the last few days of February, pro-Russian armed men took over important buildings in Simferopol, the capital of Crimea. On March 1, the Russian parliament gave the go-ahead for the use of Russian forces to stabilize the situation and “protect the people of Crimea from lawlessness and violence.” The… Read More »
One year after the president of Ukraine, Viktor Yanukovych, was ousted after violent popular protests, the situation in the country remains very unstable. The change of power in February 2014 was followed by Russian annexation (incorporation) of Crimea and then civil war in the east of the country. Ukrainian and Western governments accuse Russia of… Read More »
Population in Ukraine According to directoryaah, around 47.62 million people live in Ukraine, most of them in cities. The population decreased in almost all cities, as the population development in Ukraine is negative overall (-0.7%). This is mainly due to the low birth rate, but also to the emigration, especially of the Russian population. The… Read More »
Do children go to school in Ukraine? Ukrainian children also go to school. They start school when they are six. Then they go to elementary school for four years, followed by secondary school for five years. If you then go to school for three more years and graduate, you can go to university. Often all… Read More »