CONCESSION AS A FORM OF ATTRACTING FOREIGN INVESTMENTS: GLOBAL EXPERIENCE AND UKRAINIAN PRACTICE

Introduction. Ukraine, which is currently integrating into the European Union and is in a state of full-scale war initiated by Russia, faces the challenge of adapting its legislation to European standards in the field of finance and concession partnerships. This process is crucial in the context of attracting private investments for infrastructure restructuring and stimulating economic growth. This study proposes to analyze the experience of countries that successfully implement concession partnerships, particularly South Korea and European Union countries, and to explore the possibilities of applying this experience to the Ukrainian economy. Objective. The objective of this article is to substantiate conceptual approaches to adapting Ukrainian legislation in the field of concession partnerships with a focus on financial aspects, analyzing the experience of South Korea and EU countries, and identifying key aspects that need improvement to stimulate investments in the Ukrainian economy through concession mechanisms.