The country's top "construction manager," Yurii Holyk, makes regular visits to the President's Office, despite holding no official position. For years, Holyk provided advice, consultations, guidance, and assistance, all without getting into specifics, but his business continued to thrive. Conveniently, he faced no accountability. This was especially evident after a recent corruption scandal involving his business partner's construction firm and a sum of one and a half billion. Holyk remains untouched, and the company continues to receive funding to this day.
So, who is Yurii Holyk, and why does he continue to visit the President's Office as if it were his workplace? You'll find all the answers in Natalia Lazarovych's investigative report.
00:00 - Holyk at a checkpoint near the Presidential Office
02:03 - Ties with the former head of the Dnipro Regional State Administration
04:33 - Advertisement
06:27 - Holyk's assets in Kyiv
09:07 - Holyk's business after 2019
12:34 - Consultant for the "Great Construction" project
14:24 - "Buildinvest Engineering" and its million-dollar contracts
17:13 - Connection between Reznichenko and "Buildinvest Engineering"
20:58 - Regular visits to the President's Office following the contract scandal
23:28 - Holyk's own statements
27:35 - Holyk denies being a consultant for the "Great Construction" project
28:19 - Ties with Dmytro Tyshleko and Artem Shylo
31:08 - Yurii Holyk and Minister of Finance Serhii Marchenko