Officials, investors and business leaders are gathering in Warsaw for a two-day EU–Ukraine Investment Conference focused on financing reconstruction and strengthening Ukraine’s economic ties with Europe.
Organised by the European Commission and Ukrainian authorities at the ReBuild Ukraine Expo on November 12–13, the conference addresses recovery priorities and Ukraine’s gradual integration into the EU Single Market.
The agenda includes improving access to finance for small and medium-sized businesses, strengthening the energy sector and supporting strategic industries, including technologies with civilian and military applications.
A matchmaking programme will connect companies with potential partners, financial institutions and public authorities. For the first time, it includes business-to-government meetings alongside business-to-business discussions, creating opportunities to explore projects and establish partnerships.
Reforms are another central theme. Discussions will examine how stronger rule-of-law standards, corporate governance and anti-corruption measures can improve the investment climate and help Ukrainian companies compete in European markets.
The gathering forms part of the EU’s broader effort to mobilise private investment through the Ukraine Investment Framework and support the country’s recovery, resilience and modernisation.
