On January 14, 2020, the consultations on forming the perspective plan of Chernihiv Oblast were held in Kyiv.
It has been already the 16th region the perspective plan of which was the subject of consultations held within the last weeks in Kyiv with participation of the representatives of oblast state administrations, local self-government, People’s Deputies and relevant associations. “I hope we will come to perspective plans quality of which will be as high as possible. Being representatives of public authorities, we should take the responsibility therefor. It is important that these plans would be developed and approved in an open manner and based on the results of dialogues at all levels,” pointed Vitalii Bezghin, People’s Deputy, Chairperson of the Sub-Committee on Administrative and Territorial Organisation of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on State Building, Local Governance, Regional and Urban Development, during the consultations.
According to MinRegion data, the perspective plans for territory arrangement approved by the Government have already covered 90.3% of the country territory.
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