Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has not given up on the idea of moving from Bankova Street to a new office, head of the Ukrainian presidential administration Andriy Bohdan has said.
“We plan to make the presidential administration an organization comprising scientists, researchers, talented people, and reformers. We are heading toward a European-type office. Therefore, we’re planning to move to a different space. It will be an open space with glass walls, where any citizen of Ukraine can come,” Bohdan said during a live television broadcast.
When asked what will happen to the old building, he said there are several options being considered.
“Of course, we could sell the old building of the presidential administration and return the money to the budget. But we are also considering creating a museum of Ukrainian statehood in the building in Bankova, as Ukraine doesn’t have such a museum,” Bohdan said.
