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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy removed Aivaras Abromavichyus from the post of CEO of Ukroboronprom and appointed Igor Fomenko, who is the deputy CEO of production concern, as interim.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy removed Aivaras Abromavichius from the post of CEO of state concern Ukroboronprom. The corresponding decree was announced today on the president’s website.
By the following decree, Zelensky appointed Igor Fomenko acting CEO of the company.
Previously, he held the position of deputy general manager for armor, radars and special equipment at Ukroboronprom.
Zelensky appointed CEO of Abromavicius Ukroboronprom on August 30, 2019.
In April 2020, Ukroboronprom Deputy General Manager Mustafa Nayem said that Ukroboronprom would be liquidated, and in its place would create six corporations specializing in rocketry, aircraft construction, armored vehicles, radar and marine systems, as well as aircraft repair.
In May, Abromavičius announced that the concern would be reformed in three stages.
On August 5, he confirmed his plans to leave this position.
That state concern awaits a team change, August 12 said the deputy prime minister – Minister of Strategic Industries Oleg Urusky.
The companies of “Ukroboronprom” are engaged in the development and manufacture of weapons and equipment, scientific activities and export and import operations. The concern includes 10 design offices. About 67,000 people work at Ukroboronprom companies, according to the company’s website.
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