Being one of the most powerful industrial countries of the former USSR with a unique geographic location and the biggest territory in the heart of Europe, stretching from Europe in the West towards Russia in the East, Ukraine has entered the independence era with high expectations and significant industrial and scientific potential.
A robust logistics network, including a web of railway, connecting the most remote parts of the country, seaports, energy (including hydro and nuclear), unique defence and air-space companies, large agricultural companies – these are just a few sectors to mention, which have decisively shaped the future of the Ukrainian economy.
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