Zaporizhzhia region attracted billions in investments: how the region has changed.
Zaporizhzhia region is not only home to the largest power station in Europe but also a region with a strong maritime and aviation infrastructure. Berdiansk seaport, the international highway M-18, and the airport in Zaporizhzhia – all are part of a key transport network that supports the region's development.
And of course, we cannot forget about the investment environment in the region. Major projects such as the Carlsberg Ukraine brewery, Enhol's photovoltaic module plant, Tokmak Solar Energy power station, and DTEK wind farms are operating here. In addition, Zaporizhzhia region is actively developing projects for the construction of new terminals and power stations, which will contribute to the further growth of the region.
In 2019, local authorities continue to attract significant investments in the development of transport infrastructure, specifically in the construction of a new airport terminal. These steps indicate positive trends in the socio-economic development of Zaporizhzhia region.
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