Governor of Kyiv Oblast

According to Chapter VI of the constitution, the office of governor is appointed by the president, on recommendation from the cabinet of ministers, to serve a four-year term of office. The oblast's council can express a motion of no confidence to the governor, after which the Ukrainian president will issue a "substantiated reply." However, if two-thirds of the oblast council's deputies pass a resolution of no confidence in the governor, the president must decide on the governor's resignation. ==List of heads of Kyiv Oblast State Administration==

Until the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, most of the authority in Kyiv Oblast belonged to the Kyiv Regional Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine. The following is a full list of the leaders of Kyiv Oblast from 1932 until the present day. Representative of the President • Ivan Kapshtyk (1992–1994) • in 1994–1995 the office was liquidated and its duties temporarily transferred to the chairman of the regional council executive committee Heads of the Oblast State Administration • Vasyl Sinko (1995—1996) • Anatolii Zasukha (1996—2005) • Yevhen Zhovtyak (2005—2006) • Valeriy Kondruk (2006) (acting) • Vira Ulianchenko (2006—2009) • Viktor Vakarash (2009—2010) • Anatolii Prysyazhnyuk (2010–2014) • Volodymyr Shandra (since 2 March 2014 — 27 January 2016) • Maksym Melnychuk (3 February 2016) • Lev Partzkhaladze (acting) (9 September 2016 — 28 October 2016) • Oleksandr Horhan (28 October 2016 — 30 October 2018) • Oleksandr Tereschuk (30 October 2018 — 11 June 2019) • Vyacheslav Kucher (acting) (11 June 2019 — 9 July 2019) • Mykhailo Bno-Airiian (10 July 2019 — 28 October 2019) • Oleksiy Chernyshov (28 October 2019 – 4 March 2020) • Vasyl Volodin (18 June 2020 — 8 February 2022) • Oleksandr Pavlyuk (15 March 2022 — 21 May 2022) • Oleksiy Kuleba (21 May 2022 — 24 January 2023) • Dymtro Nazarekno (acting) (25 January - 10 April 2023) • Ruslan Kravchenko (10 April 2023 - 30 December 2024) • Mykola Kalashnyk (since 24 March 2025) == Notes ==