Ihor Terekhov: How to Retain People in Frontline Cities After the War

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19.12.2025 - 15:15 404 viewed

Returning People to Frontline Cities After the War

Ігор Терехов: Стратегії для підтримки громади в умовах відбудови міст після конфлікту Photo: glavcom.ua

According to glavcom.ua: The meeting took place in Kharkiv, where the Mayor of Kharkiv and Head of the Association of Frontline Cities Ihor Terekhov discussed the development strategy in frontline cities. According to Terekhov, it is important to create conditions for the development of frontline territories in all areas: from business to culture.

Undoubtedly, people are the foundation of any city, so it is important to ensure stability in business and the development of the medical system. The next step for the state will be to ensure security and a full life after the end of military operations in these regions.

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