### NBU Announcement Regarding Accounting Prices for Precious Metals
\nThe National Bank has published reference prices for gold, silver, platinum, and palladium as of July 7, 2026. These figures are for information purposes only and are intended for the accounting and revaluation of bank assets. The regulator emphasizes that these quotations do not create any obligations for the NBU regarding the purchase or sale of metals.<\/p>\n
### NBU Announcement Regarding Official Exchange Rates
\nReference exchange rates of the hryvnia against foreign currencies for July 7, 2026, have been published for the purposes of accounting and settlements with state authorities. The document contains a list of major reserve currencies and currencies of partner countries. It is officially confirmed that the established rates are not mandatory exchange prices for the regulator.<\/p>\n
### CMU Resolution No. 844: Charter of the NSTU
\nThe Government has approved a new version of the Charter of the National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine, specifying mechanisms for the management and disposal of state property. The document clearly delineates the powers of the Supervisory Board and the Management Board, prohibiting interference in editorial policy. Furthermore, the position of corporate secretary has been introduced, and requirements for the annual audit of the company\u2019s activities have been strengthened.<\/p>\n
### CMU Resolution Regarding the Procurement of Power Supply Equipment
\nThe Government has allocated 109 million UAH to provide children with disabilities of subgroup A with portable charging stations. JSC “Decarbonization Fund of Ukraine” has been designated as the program implementer, with a simplified procedure for receiving funding. A strict reporting schedule to the Ministry of Social Policy has been established, with a final deadline for program implementation of December 20, 2026.<\/p>\n
### CMU Resolution No. 841: Liquidation of Coordination Headquarters
\nThe Government has officially liquidated three specialized coordination headquarters that handled issues concerning the rights of children, deported persons, and IDPs. Along with the liquidation of these bodies, all regulatory acts governing their creation and membership composition have been canceled. Henceforth, the activities of these consultative structures are officially terminated.<\/p>\n
### Order No. 643-r: Administrative Changes in Transcarpathia
\nThe order liquidates three separate settlements: the villages of Kalliv, Ozhoverkh, and Slopovyi in the Khust district. Their territories have been incorporated into the village of Lypetska Poliana. This decision completes the process of administrative consolidation, after which issues of registration and property rights transfer to the jurisdiction of the Lypetskopolianskyi Starostynskyi District.<\/p>\n
### Order No. 642-r: Performance Evaluation of NJSC “Naftogaz”
\nThe Government has officially approved the results of the annual performance evaluation of NJSC “Naftogaz of Ukraine” for 2025. The document is based on an updated mechanism for the control of state-owned enterprises and serves as the basis for further management decisions. The evaluation results confirm the company’s fulfillment of strategic goals defined by the owner.<\/p>\n
### Order Regarding Financing of Water Management
\nAn internal reallocation of 75 million hryvnias has been carried out between the budget programs of the Ministry of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture. Funds have been redirected from the operation of water management facilities to irrigation systems. The majority of the amount retains its target purpose for ensuring salary payments to industry employees.<\/p>\n
### CMU Resolution No. 831: Modernization of Forensic Medical Institutions
\nThe Government has approved the procedure for the modernization of forensic medical laboratories, defining the list of necessary equipment and procurement algorithms. Applications are to be submitted via the “MedData” system, and the Ministry of Health will monitor compliance with technical requirements. Priority in modernization is given to regions of strategic importance for the identification of deceased persons.<\/p>\n
### Resolution Regarding the Lease of “Dovzhenko-Centre” Property
\nA special legal regime has been implemented: for the period of martial law, all rental payments from “Dovzhenko-Centre” property must be directed exclusively to the needs of the film archive. A direct prohibition on using these funds for other purposes has been established. This decision guarantees financial support for the physical preservation of the film collection.<\/p>\n
### CMU Resolution No. 829: Defense Innovations
\nThe Government has expanded support mechanisms for defense developments by introducing foreign grants and a simplified technology testing procedure (the “Test in Ukraine” project). The maximum grant amount for “Brave 1 International” is 900,000 hryvnias. Strict qualification requirements for developers have been established, including the total absence of ties with aggressor countries.<\/p>\n
### Order Regarding JSC “Ukrainian Defense Industry”
\nThe Government has appointed Ivan Havryliuk as a member of the Supervisory Board of JSC “Ukrainian Defense Industry” as a state representative. The company’s CEO, Herman Smetanin, has been authorized to sign the relevant contract. The document serves as the basis for making changes to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.<\/p>\n
### Procurement Procedure for the National Police
\nAn experimental procedure for the centralized procurement of UAVs and electronic warfare equipment for the National Police through the “Defense Procurement Agency” has been implemented. All operations, from ordering to the acceptance of goods, take place within the “DOT-Chain” system. Mandatory verification of orders within 24 hours and final deadlines for procurement have been established.<\/p>\n
### Procurement Procedure for the State Border Guard Service
\nA similar system of centralized procurement through the Defense Procurement Agency has been introduced for the needs of the SBGS. Use of the ICS “DOT-Chain” is mandatory for verifying orders and signing acceptance acts. Procurements are financed from the budget program 1002030, with the Agency retaining a 0.4% commission fee.<\/p>\n
### Order Regarding Procurement for the National Guard
\nThe Ministry has introduced a unified algorithm for the procurement of defense goods for the National Guard, border guards, and police through the “Defense Procurement Agency.” The transition from paper-based document flow to the “DOT-Chain” system is mandatory. The act establishes timeframes for submitting orders and the procedure for handling complaints when discrepancies in product quality are detected.<\/p>\n
### CMU Resolution No. 812: Military Registration
\nThe Government has transitioned military registration procedures to an electronic format, introducing mandatory interaction via the “Diia” portal. Employers are required to verify the existence of an electronic military registration document when hiring. Notifications regarding personnel changes must be submitted to the TCC (Territorial Recruitment Center) within 7 days via digital accounts.<\/p>\n
### Ministry of Culture Order No. 652: Technical Editing
\nThe document makes technical corrections to previous orders regarding art competitions, correcting errors in formatting and references. There are no changes to the essence of the competition procedures. The order ensures the legal clarity of the ministry’s internal documentation.<\/p>\n
### State Special Communications Service Order: Cyber Defense
\nEditorial and terminological corrections have been made to the “Requirements for the Cyber Incident Response Service.” The area of responsibility for services, which now includes not only incidents but also attacks and threats, has been clarified. References to current CMU resolutions, which are mandatory for cybersecurity entities to follow, have been updated.<\/p>\n
### CMU Resolution No. 836: Environmental Impact Assessment
\nAn experimental project has been introduced that simplifies the environmental impact assessment for enterprises in regions where hostilities have occurred. The stage of preliminary definition of the scope of research has been canceled, and the fee for public discussion has been reduced by half. The simplified procedure will be in effect for two years to accelerate the recovery of territories.<\/p>\n
### Ministry of Culture Order: Competition Commission
\nThe Government has delineated the procedures for selecting art projects, removing initiatives of the President of Ukraine from the jurisdiction of the general Competition Commission of the Ministry of Culture. A special procedure now applies to presidential initiatives in accordance with CMU Resolution No. 404. The order also updates the terminology in the ministry’s constituent documents.<\/p>\n
### Ministry of Culture Order No. 592
\nUpdated Regulations on the organization of art competitions have been approved, including new priorities: information security and the creation of patriotic content. Official administration of the processes is now concentrated on the ministry’s website. A clear distinction between general competitions and initiatives of the President of Ukraine has been defined.<\/p>\n
### State Special Communications Service Order No. 360
\nStandards for providing cyber incident response services, which must be provided by CSIRT teams, have been established. The document classifies services by category and defines interaction protocols between teams. Incident management services are provided without the conclusion of contracts, ensuring a rapid response to threats.<\/p>\n
### Ministry of Internal Affairs Order No. 366: Medical Examination in the SBGS
\nThe procedure for medical examination in the Border Guard Service has been updated: electronic document flow has been introduced, and requirements have been unified with the norms of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Remote medical examination is permitted, and an official mechanism for correcting technical errors in Medical Commission (VLC) conclusions has been introduced. Persons discharged from military service are granted the right to undergo examination according to the established procedure.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n This notice from the National Bank of Ukraine establishes the official accounting prices for bank metals (gold, silver, platinum, and palladium) as of July 7, 2026. These figures are calculated per one troy ounce and serve as a reference benchmark for the market. It is important to understand that these figures are not mandatory purchase or sale prices for the regulator itself.<\/p>\n The structure of the document is extremely concise: it is a table containing the numerical and alphabetical codes of the metals, their names, and their fixed value in hryvnia. Such notices are issued by the NBU on a regular basis to reflect the current state of the global precious metals market in the national currency. Compared to previous versions, only the numerical price values change, while the methodology and format of information presentation remain constant.<\/p>\n For practical use, the key provision is that these prices are strictly informational in nature. They are used by banks and other financial institutions for asset revaluation, accounting, and the formation of internal exchange rates; however, they do not create any obligations for the NBU to conduct transactions at these quotes. This is a standard instrument for monitoring the value of precious metals within the banking system of Ukraine.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n This notice from the National Bank of Ukraine is an official document that records the exchange rates of the hryvnia against foreign currencies established by the regulator as of July 7, 2026. These indicators are used for accounting purposes, the execution of NBU transactions with the State Treasury Service, and in other cases provided for by legislation. It is important to understand that this list does not constitute an obligation for the NBU to buy or sell currency at the stated prices.<\/p>\n The structure of the document is presented as a table containing the numerical and alphabetical codes of the currencies, the number of foreign currency units, the currency name, and its official exchange rate against the hryvnia. Unlike previous versions, this document reflects current market quotes for a specific date, which is a standard procedure for the daily disclosure of data by the regulator.<\/p>\n The most important provisions for practical use are: <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n This Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 844 dated July 1, 2026, approves a new version of the Charter of the Joint-Stock Company \u201cNational Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine\u201d (UA:PBC). The document defines the legal status, purpose of activity, management structure, and internal control mechanisms of the company. The primary mission of UA:PBC remains the provision of reliable information to the public, the protection of freedom of speech, and the development of Ukrainian culture. It is important to note that the Resolution also clarifies the status of the company\u2019s property by replacing the term \u201cproperty\u201d with \u201cstate property\u201d in the relevant orders.<\/p>\n **Structure and Main Provisions:** Compared to previous versions, the new edition details the powers of management bodies, specifically clearly delineating the competencies of the Supervisory Board and the Management Board, and strengthens requirements for corporate governance and internal control.<\/p>\n **Key Provisions for Practical Application:** <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n This Resolution regulates the mechanism for financing the procurement and delivery of portable power stations (with a capacity of 2 kWh) for children with disabilities of subgroup A in 2026. The document provides for the reallocation of Ministry of Social Policy budget expenditures in the amount of over 109 million hryvnias to implement this social task. A specific executor has been designated \u2014 JSC “Decarbonization Fund of Ukraine,” which will be responsible for the acquisition and logistics of the equipment.<\/p>\n **Structure and Main Provisions:** **Key Aspects for Implementation:** <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n This resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine provides for the liquidation of three specialized consultative and advisory bodies created by the government for rapid response to wartime challenges. Specifically, the Coordination Headquarters for the Protection of Children’s Rights, the Protection of the Rights of Deported or Forcibly Displaced Persons, and the Headquarters for Ensuring the Rights of Internally Displaced Persons are ceasing their activities. Along with the liquidation of these bodies, all regulatory legal acts regulating their establishment and activities are being repealed.<\/p>\n The structure of the document consists of two main points and an annex. The first point directly liquidates the aforementioned bodies, and the second recognizes as invalid a number of government resolutions and orders that regulated the work of these headquarters and changes to their personal composition. Compared to the previous state of the legal framework, this act completely annuls the legal basis for the functioning of the specified coordination structures.<\/p>\n The most important provision for understanding is the list of acts that have lost their validity, as it covers not only the basic resolutions on the creation of the headquarters but also all subsequent orders on changes to their composition. This means that from the moment Resolution No. 841 enters into force, the mentioned consultative and advisory bodies cease to exist, and their powers and legal grounds for activities within the executive power system are officially abolished.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Order No. 643-r concerns administrative-territorial changes in the Khust district of Zakarpattia Oblast. The document officially confirms the liquidation of three villages: Kalliv, Ozhoverkh, and Slopovyi. The entire territory of these settlements is incorporated into the village of Lypetska Poliana.<\/p>\n The structure of the document is concise and consists of a preamble, which refers to the relevant law, and the dispositive part itself. The main change consists of changing the status of the specified villages, which cease to exist as separate administrative units. This decision is based on the provisions of the Law of Ukraine “On the Procedure for Resolving Certain Issues of the Administrative-Territorial Structure of Ukraine,” which regulates the procedures for the consolidation or liquidation of settlements.<\/p>\n For practical use, the keyThere are provisions for the inclusion of the territories of liquidated villages into the composition of the village of Lypetska Polyana. This means that from the moment the ordinance enters into force, all matters related to the registration of place of residence, property rights, or administration in these territories are transferred to the jurisdiction of the Lypetskopoliana starosty district or the respective territorial community. Legally, this completes the process of administrative consolidation of the specified settlements.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Ordinance No. 642-r dated July 1, 2026, officially approves the results of the annual performance evaluation of NJSC “Naftogaz of Ukraine” for 2025. This document constitutes the final stage of oversight by the state, as the company\u2019s owner, regarding the fulfillment of strategic goals defined in the “letter of expectations.” In effect, the government provides an assessment of management’s performance and the company\u2019s achievement of key performance indicators during the reporting period.<\/p>\n **Structure and Main Provisions:** **Important Aspects for Use:**On the Accounting Price of Bank Metals<\/strong><\/h3>\n
On the Official Hryvnia Exchange Rate Against Foreign Currencies<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n1. **Functional Purpose:** The rates are intended for accounting and settlements with government agencies, and not for the direct exchange of currency at these prices.
\n2. **N****Exhaustiveness of the list:** The document covers a wide range of currencies, including key global reserve currencies (USD, EUR, GBP) and currencies of partner countries.
\n3. **Legal status:** The data serves as an official reference source for business entities and government agencies, ensuring a unified approach to the valuation of assets and liabilities in foreign currency as of the specified date.<\/p>\nOn Amendments to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 1039 dated December 28, 2016, and Order of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 18 dated January 16, 2017<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThe Charter consists of sections regulating:
\n* **General Provisions:** the legal status of UA:PBC as a 100% state-owned joint-stock company.
\n* **Management:** a two-tier system (General Meeting, Supervisory Board, Management Board).
\n* **Internal Control:** activities of audit, risk, and compliance departments.
\n* **Program Policy and Editorial Independence:** the role of the Editorial Board and the editorial charter.
\n* **Financial Activity:** the procedure for property formation, planning, and reporting.
\n* **Labor Relations:** rights of the creative team and mechanisms for social dialogue.<\/p>\n
\n1. **Delineation of Powers:** The Supervisory Board exercises strategic management and oversight, while the Management Board is responsible for day-to-day business operations. It is important that the Supervisory Board does not have the right to interfere in the current activities of the Management Board.
\n2. **Editorial Independence:** The Charter explicitly prohibits interference by state bodies in the editorial policy of UA:PBC. The Editorial Board has the right to initiate the removal of officials who violate professional standards or commitexercise censorship.
\n3. **Property Management:** The NSTU holds property under the right of private ownership (authorized capital) and under the right of usufruct (state property). The procedure for the alienation and write-off of property is clearly regulated and requires compliance with special procedures.
\n4. **Corporate Secretary:** A clear description of the functions of the corporate secretary has been introduced, ensuring interaction between the governing bodies and the shareholder, which is an important element of modern corporate governance.
\n5. **Financial Discipline:** The NSTU is required to undergo an annual mandatory audit, the results of which are subject to publication, ensuring the transparency of the use of public funds.<\/p>\nCertain issues regarding the procurement and delivery of portable power stations with an estimated capacity of 2 kWh for the needs of children with disabilities of subgroup A in 2026<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThe Resolution consists of a normative part (4 clauses) and an annex containing amendments to the Procedure for the Use of Funds, approved by Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Resolution No. 1475. The main change consists of expanding the areas of use of budget funds and designating JSC “Decarbonization Fund of Ukraine” as the official recipient of budget funds for the purposes of this program. It is important that for this executor, the general criteria for determining recipients of budget funds, provided for by Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Resolution No. 228, have been canceled, which significantly simplifies the funding receipt procedure.<\/p>\n
\n1. **Reconciliation Mechanism:** The executor is obliged to conduct a reconciliation with the Ministry of Social Policy regarding the volumes of unfulfilled obligations for the supply of stations within one working week after the Resolution enters into force.
\n2. **Procurement Procedure:** Procurement is carried out in accordance with the requirements defined in Annex 1 to the Procedure for the Use of Funds of the State Decarbonization Fund (Resolution No. 761).
\n3. **Reporting:** A strict reporting schedule has been established: operational information every Friday, and a final report on the implementation of the program by December 20, 2026.
\n4. **Target Audience:** The provision applies exclusively to children with disabilities of sub-of group A that have not received equipment under previous programs.<\/p>\nOn the Liquidation of Certain Consultative and Advisory Bodies Established by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine<\/strong><\/h3>\n
On the Liquidation of Certain Villages of the Khust District, Zakarpattia Oblast<\/strong><\/h3>\n
On approval of the results of the annual performance evaluation of the joint-stock company \u201cNational Joint-Stock Company \u201cNaftogaz of Ukraine\u201d in achieving the objectives set forth in the letter of expectations of the owner of the joint-stock company \u201cNational Joint-Stock Company \u201cNaftogaz of Ukraine\u201d (on a consolidated basis) for 2025<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThe document has a concise structure: a reference to the regulatory framework (Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 1293 dated November 12, 2024) and the direct approval of the evaluation results. The core content is contained in the annex to the ordinance, which is an integral part of the act. Compared to previous practices, this ordinance implements an updated mechanism for evaluating state-owned enterprises, introduced in November 2024, which makes the reporting process more formalized and tied to the specific expectations of the owner.<\/p>\n
\n1. **Legal Basis:** The ordinance is based on the Procedure approved by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 1293, which establishes clear criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of state-owned companies.
\n2. **Consolidated Basis:** The evaluation is conducted not only for the parent company but on a consolidated basis, covering the entire “Naftogaz” group.
\n3. **Legal Significance:** Approval of the evaluation results serves as the basis for further management decisions regarding the company’s activities, its leadership, and profit distribution. For analysts and the media, this document is an official confirmation of whether “Naftogaz” fulfilled the tasks set for it by the state for 2025.<\/p>\n