New Head Of Odesa Port Authority Appointed

News 14 January 2020, 18:06

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The new head of the port authority previously held senior positions in the port authority.

Ruslan Sakhautdinov has been appointed as the head of the Odesa seaport.

This was announced on the website of the Odesa port authority, the CFTS portal reports. According to the announcement, Sakhautdinov was appointed on January 14, 2020.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Infrastructure told the CFTS portal that the new head of the Odesa port authority was appointed by a directive dated January 13.

As reported earlier, Minister of Infrastructure Vladyslav Kryklyi dismissed the Odesa seaport’s head Ihor Tkachuk on October 8, 2019. Denys Pavilianiti-Karpov was then appointed as the acting head of the port.

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