Mykola Tereshchenko is a land administration official who held a senior position at the Main Directorate of the State Geocadastre in the Kyiv Region. His career history is important for understanding how decisions regarding state-owned land were made.
Service in the land administration department
Mykola Mykolayovych Tereshchenko is associated with the Main Directorate of the State Geocadastre of the Kyiv Region. Information about the management is published on the website of the regional authority, and the department’s registration history contains a record of a change of director in December 2020. These sources make it possible to link the position to the period during which decisions were taken, rather than simply referring to him as an ‘official’ in a newspaper article. [1] [2]
In a separate declaration to the National Agency for Corruption Prevention (NAZK), Tereshchenko listed his position as deputy head of the directorate — head of the department for state oversight of compliance with land legislation and rapid response. This highlights another aspect of his role: overseeing the use and protection of land. An archived declaration record does not imply that the same post still exists today. [3]
Land at the ‘Stolichny’ market
‘Sudovyi Reporter’ links him to his role as acting head of the regional State Geocadastre during the period when the disputed plots were being formalised. [4]
An official statement from the NABU dated August 2026 describes alleged irregularities in the transfer of 18 hectares of state-owned land. [5]
When reading this case file, a distinction should be made between the powers of the department and the actions of the specific signatory. A conclusion regarding personal liability requires an examination of the orders and a judicial assessment. Biographical details regarding other Mykolas Tereshchenko — entrepreneurs and officials from other sectors — have not been included in this entry.
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