EURO 2012

The cities in which private investors took the challenge to arrange the championships are favorites to get the right of organizing Euro 2012 in Ukraine.

Such opinion was given by Ukrainian experts taking part in the round table meeting In Kijow on Tuesday, which aim was to discuss the preparation for the championships.

In cities, which expect the governments support , the progress is significantly lower. It is visible these days that Odessa and Lwow are not capable to catch up with others …

… likely will not have been completed before Euro, either: the investor has gotten into financial trouble, and the enclosed building … are currently engaged in negotiations with property developers and private investors, encouraging them to hit the market with as many … last.

Yes, I know it is up to private investors to build hotels. But it was the city authorities (… Grehl being their foremost speaker) that promised to facilitate the investors in their efforts, so that enough hotels would have …

… visiting trade mission from Saudi Arabia.

The visit of potential investors is the result of Minster Drzewiecki’s, Treasury Minister’… host-cities’ Bogucki said. ‘The sectors reserved for private investors are: hotel and team base camps construction, telecom and… in Warsaw after 2012.

Paweł Pawłowski, Director of the Investors Services Office at the Warsaw City Hall said there … to the concept of Build-Operate-Transfer: a private investor sponsors the construction of a utility, operates it …

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But then Lenin too looked unmoved, almost as if he knew that the party could soon be over.

Elusive investors

Shakhtar is building a state-of-the-art new stadium in Donetsk, with a capacity of 50,000.
It…, the EBRD,” he says. “But the EBRD say they will only invest money if there are already Ukrainian investors on board.”

And Ukrainian investors are proving hard to find, even though the amount of money is relatively small – $30m (£18m).

Mr Rotov blames the economic crisis…

… are protected by law; when receiving a parcel of land for a construction project, the investor knows exactly the size and kind of plants to be included in the project. The … smells of acacia.

Stempen says: “Of course, we don’t want to scare away investors, even though this adds to the cost of investments; we don’t want to have a desert made up of concrete structures. As anywhere else, I guess, the investor wants to build malls in the first place. Local legislation protects historic sites and …

… taken over officially and formally the construction site in Wroclaw stadium.

According to the contract regulations, the substitute investor, Wrocław 2012 company has formally handed over the construction site to a new contractor – Max Boegl company…. 2011.

The works may begin immediately thanks to a conciliatory agreement on ending the argument between the substitute investor – Wrocław 2012 company and the previous consortium. The Mostostal Warszawa agreed to leave on the building site …

… of UEFA’s minimum requirement.

SMALLER SEATS
Officials say smaller seats behind the goal will meet the shortage, and an investor-owner for an expanded airport is yet to be found.

Lviv’s advantages – proximity to Poland and good tourist infrastructure – may not be enough to get it selected after the authorities’ procrastination and bureaucracy in choosing investors and builders for a stadium being built from scratch and an airport to replace a decrepit Soviet-era facility.

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…of different standards. It will be necessary to build another 10 000 places to accommodate all tourists. The capital authorities try to encourage investors of hotel branch e.g by immunity (from real estate tax) for investments in hotel, tourism and sport infrastructures. Such immunity …given by UEFA. The biggest need will occur in sector of high standard hotels. The more luxurious hotels the more tourists and foreign investors, which will cause significant development of tourism branch in Poland.

… UEFA last Thursday it was about to be pulled down. However, the next day machines disappeared. It is said that the investor conflict is the cause with the authorities of Kiev which within the compensation promised to grant 80 hectares to different but … Czernowiecki, the mayor of the city, explains that the Prime Minister Julie Tymoszenko has to sign the contract with the investor, not the director of secretary in the Ukrainian government.

It can make us loose hopes for organizing Euro, says …

…-Epidemiological Station in Poznan.

When it comes to important investments that concern the organization of traffic during the championships the greatest risk is related to the modernization of the Airport in Poznan, because just at the end of February the investor had received the so-called environmental decision. Now Chopin Airport in Warsaw complies with the UEFA requirements, but overhaul works are being carried out and they are to be completed in September. The works at the airport in …