The Kyiv Regional Military Administration (KOVA) has signed a memorandum of understanding with the French company MATIERE to repair five bridges in the Kyiv region that were destroyed during recent hostilities. This collaboration aims to restore critical infrastructure across several districts in the region.
Bridges to Be Repaired
The five bridges slated for repair are located in the following districts:
- Vyshhorod
- Bila Tserkva
- Fastiv
- Brovary
- Bucha
These restoration projects are part of a larger reconstruction program that Kyiv Oblast is implementing in partnership with international organizations and companies.
Significance of the Partnership
The cooperation with MATIERE underscores the importance of international support in rebuilding Ukraine's infrastructure. By leveraging the expertise of a renowned French engineering firm, the Kyiv region aims to expedite the restoration process and improve connectivity for residents.
Progress in Reconstruction
According to KOVA, out of more than 30,000 damaged structures in the Kyiv region, approximately 19,900 have already been restored. This significant progress has been achieved with the assistance of international partners and underscores the resilience of the Ukrainian people in rebuilding their communities.
About MATIERE
MATIERE is a French company specializing in the design and construction of bridges and civil engineering structures. With decades of experience, the company brings advanced technology and expertise to infrastructure projects worldwide.
Looking Ahead
The repair of these bridges is critical for:
- Restoring Transportation Links: Reestablishing essential routes for civilians and commercial activities.
- Economic Recovery: Facilitating trade and mobility to boost the local economy.
- Community Reconnection: Enabling residents to access services and reconnect with neighboring areas.
The Kyiv Regional Military Administration expressed gratitude for the international support and emphasized its commitment to continuing reconstruction efforts throughout the region.
