The High Anti-Corruption Court Will Receive a New Premises in Kyiv
The Cabinet of Ministers has decided to provide the High Anti-Corruption Court with new premises for the institution's location. This was announced by the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Yuliia Svyrydenko.
According to her, the building is located in Kyiv, meets the necessary technical and safety requirements, and will allow the court's needs to be met for the further development of the judiciary.
Previously, part of the structural units of the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine were housed in this building.
The government decision provides for the phased relocation of state bodies to other premises, which should ensure the uninterrupted operation of both the High Anti-Corruption Court and the ministry's units during the implementation of this process.
The Cabinet of Ministers emphasizes that the transfer of the premises is intended to create proper conditions for the functioning of the HACC and its further development.
Earlier, the "Judicial and Legal Newspaper" wrote that in the report on the state of ensuring the independence of judges in Ukraine for 2025, the High Council of Justice drew attention to the fact that the issue of providing the HACC and the HACC Appeals Chamber with proper permanent premises remains unresolved.
At the same time, resolving this issue is critically important to ensure stable and uninterrupted justice in cases of the highest-level corruption offenses and has strategic significance for Ukraine's fulfillment of international obligations, the HCJ noted.
On March 25, during the HACC judges' meeting, a decision was made to appeal to the President of Ukraine with a request to resolve the issue of providing the court with proper permanent premises.
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