Ukrmorrichinspektsia Opens River Dnieper For Navigation

News 7 March 2014, 14:37

Facebook0 Twitter

The river is expected to be opened for navigation at the Kremenchug and Dneprodzerzhinsk locks on March 15

Ukraine’s State Maritime and River Transport Inspectorate (Ukrmorrichinspektsia) opened River Dnieper for navigation at the Kakhovsky and Zaporozhe locks at 08:00 on March 7, the press service of the Ministry of Infrastructure has announced.

The river is expected to be opened for navigation at the Kremenchug and Dneprodzerzhinsk locks on March 15, the Kanev lock on March 18, and the Kiev lock on March 28.

Popular articles

Analytics

Containerization of Cargo Flows: What 2023 Was Like for the Market and How the Major Players Assess Its Growth Prospects

War-Related Risks and More: Five Questions About Marine Insurance in the Black Sea The First Thing We Need to Do at Sea Now Is Close the Near Sea Zone Legislative Changes, Staff Shortages and Electric Buses: How Cities See the Post-War Recovery of Public Transport

Analytics

Investments in Ports in 2024: Format Determines Content

‘Russia Is Already Pushing Us Out of Global Markets and Planting a Time Bomb.’ CFTS Director Serhii Vovk Explains How Russia Is Driving Ukraine into a ‘Grain Deal’ Trap Russian-Ukrainian War: BLACK SEA INDICATOR (May) Time to End Russia’s Black Sea Piracy

Analytics

The Ukrainian Maritime Corridor is the Key Breakthrough of 2023

The Russian Pressure Points That Will Allow Ukraine’s Ports to Reopen Total Reboot: How the War Has Transformed Public Transport in Chernihiv Russian-Ukrainian War: BLACK SEA INDICATOR

Back to top