of enterprises in the city of Fastov are companies from China, Germany, Norway and Cyprus. Community enterprises carry out foreign trade operations with the following countries: Austria, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, British Virgin Islands, Vietnam, Georgia, Estonia, Israel, Kazakhstan, China, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Moldova, Germany, New Zealand, Poland, Singapore, USA, Turkmenistan, Hungary, Switzerland, Sweden. Twin cities: • Wałcz County (Poland) • Tomaszów Lubelski (Poland) • Odunpazarı / Eskişehir (Republic of Turkey) Cooperation with international organizations The city of Fastiv is a member of: – European initiative - Covenant of Mayors; – Initiatives of the European Commission "Mayor for Economic Growth"; – Alliance of Silk Road Cities. Fastiv actively cooperates with international organizations, such as: – NEFCO Corporation; – Regional Environmental Center (REC); – Office of the Council of Europe in Ukraine; – Congress of local and regional authorities of the Council of Europe; – United Nations Development Program; – Foundation of Eastern Europe; – UNICEF. Fastiv has the status of a "12-star" city from the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe for the city's active participation in the development of local democracy. Education industry There are 11 pre-school education institutions in the city, which fully ensures the needs of the population. They serve 1,628 pupils. The network of general secondary education institutions includes 4 institutions of general secondary education, 5 educational complexes and 2 lyceums. There is also a private institution of general secondary education. 6,116 students are taught in the city schools. Our secondary education institutions allow children and young people to develop their abilities in the sphere of education, science, culture, physical culture and sport, technical and other creative skills. They are able to acquire initial professional knowledge and skills necessary for their socialization, further self-realization and professional activity. In 2016, the "Fastiv Educational and Rehabilitation Center" was created, which realizes the right to education of children with special needs, by supporting their development and integration into society. In 2019 the municipal establishment of the Fastiv City Council "Exclusive-Resource Center" was established, which provides support to children with special educational needs through carrying out complex psychological-pedagogical evaluation of child development, providing psychological-pedagogical and correction-development services, and providing systematic qualified support. Architecture Historical landmarks include the Intercession Church (Ukrainian: Pokrovska Tserkva; Intercession of the Theotokos Church) - a 17th-century Orthodox church, also known as Paliy Church (after the Cossack leader Semen Paliy). There is also an