Author: Admin01
As a result of the campaign “Ambulances for Zaporizhzhia,” launched by the City Development Institute of Zaporizhzhia, two medical transports were donated to City Children’s Hospital No. 5. From now on, the medics will be able to transport small patients for examinations or treatment and provide the necessary care more quickly. Both ambulances arrived in…
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Zaporizhzhia City Council and the City Development Institute of Zaporizhzhia are working together with international partners to strengthen the capacity of municipal enterprises that provide essential public services. This time, three municipal enterprises received modern wheel loaders as part of the project “Winterization Response to Ukraine,” implemented by the United Nations Office for Project Services…
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In 1973, Zaporizhzhia concluded a historic twinning agreement with Birmingham, UK. Unfortunately, the partnership existed only on paper for a while and did not result in joint projects. However, the fiftieth anniversary of twinning has become a start of qualitatively new cooperation — between modern Zaporizhzhia and Birmingham. No doubt, both cities have changed significantly…
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Zaporizhzhia, among several other Ukrainian municipalities, received a valuable gift from Polish cities. A brand new car designed for transporting passengers and cargo will go to the municipal enterprise “Vodokanal”, which provides drinking water and wastewater services. It will help utility workers be mobile and quickly perform necessary repairs and maintenance. The vehicle was provided…
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Zaporizhzhia received another modern ambulance thanks to our foreign friends and partners. A fully equipped vehicle will replenish the ambulance fleet of City Hospital No. 9. It is the second time that Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland, has helped to strengthen the medical system of our frontline city. In December 2022, the partners already donated an ambulance…
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Since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion, the city of Zaporizhzhia has hosted thousands of people from temporarily occupied territories and areas of active hostilities. Today, more than 150,000 internally displaced persons are registered in Zaporizhzhia. A lot of them came from Berdiansk, a beautiful city on the Sea of Azov, currently under Russian…
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