head of the division for energy, resources and industry Deloitte (Deloitte, UK), Michael Flynn called for a working visit to the Ministry of infrastructure of Ukraine. The Minister of infrastructure of Ukraine Vladislav Crickley and Michael Flynn discussed the issues of partnership development and attracting foreign investment in infrastructure projects in Ukraine. The meeting was also attended by development Director of Deloitte in Ukraine Gregory Fishman.
the press service of the Ministry said that interested in cooperation with the British company and bringing best international practices to improve management effectiveness, improving organizational-legal and economic foundations of transport services market of Ukraine.
"the Ministry of infrastructure implementing the first concession tenders in the ports of Olbia and Kherson and is planning a number of concession projects in the ports of Mariupol, Berdyansk, Odessa. In addition to the ports, the Ministry of infrastructure is also working on projects with concession roads, regional airports, Kherson, Chernivtsi, Zaporizhzhya, railway stations Kharkiv, Dnipro, Khmelnytsky, Mykolaiv and chop. All the contests and the projects are totally transparent and open. Deloitte, as its international partners can also participate in these projects. We are interested in attracting the best companies," - said the Minister of infrastructure of Ukraine.
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited is one of the leading and largest companies in the world providing auditing and consulting services in the field of strategic management, operations, support of implementation projects. The company's offices are in 150 countries, including in Ukraine.
Michael Flynn specializiruetsya on advising public, private and banking clients on matters involving debt restructuring and refinancing for project Finance and corporate debt transactions, including the development of public and infrastructure assets, real estate, energy and renewable energy in Ireland and abroad. Michael is a member of the Business Advisory Board on PPPs of the European economic Commission of the United Nations (UN / ECE) and a member of the Irish Council of the International project Finance Association (IPFA).
