Following the shareholder's decision, the State's representative on the Supervisory Board of JSC Ukrnafta, appointed through the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, has been replaced. Ivan Turchak has been appointed to the Supervisory Board, succeeding Liudmyla Darahan as the Ministry's representative. 

Ivan Turchak serves as State Secretary of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine and has extensive experience in public administration. He previously held senior positions at JSC Ukrposhta, the Kyiv Regional State Administration and the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, where he served as Head of the Patronage Service to the Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Digital Transformation, before being appointed State Secretary. 

Timothy Dodson, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of JSC Ukrnafta, thanked Liudmyla Darahan for her contribution and welcomed Ivan Turchak to the Board. 

"Ukrnafta remains committed to the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance, ensuring transparency and effective engagement with all shareholders. I would like to sincerely thank Liudmyla Darahan for her professionalism, constructive cooperation and valuable contribution to the Board's work. I would also like to welcome Ivan Turchak. His extensive experience in public administration will be instrumental in advancing the Company's strategic priorities and supporting the objectives set by the State as its shareholder," said Timothy Dodson. 

Bogdan Kukura, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of JSC Ukrnafta, emphasised the importance of close cooperation with the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine. 

"Maintaining close cooperation with the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine and fulfilling the responsibilities entrusted to the Company by the State remains a key priority for us. I would like to sincerely thank Liudmyla Darahan for her constructive cooperation and continued support for the Company's work. Together with Ivan Turchak, I am confident we will continue strengthening this cooperation in support of Ukraine's defence capabilities and the Company's further development," said Bogdan Kukura.