ReBuild Ukraine 2025: Ukrainian Pavilion Highlights Post-War Recovery and Investment Opportunities
Ukraine presented a large-scale national pavilion at the ReBuild Ukraine 2025 international exhibition in Warsaw, demonstrating the country's reconstruction and investment opportunities.
The Gaze reports on it, referring to the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine.
The fifth international exhibition and conference ReBuild Ukraine: Construction & Energy 2025, held on November 13-14 in Warsaw, brought together more than 6,000 participants from 33 countries, 762 companies, and 23 national pavilions.
The event became a key European platform for coordinating and promoting Ukraine's recovery projects with a focus on infrastructure, energy, industry, and the housing sector.
Government institutions, municipalities, investors, international financial organizations, and companies working in the fields of construction, logistics, and building materials production took part, as well as 160 Ukrainian communities with their own projects.
The Ukrainian national pavilion was officially presented by Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Taras Kachka, who emphasized the importance of Ukraine's cooperation with the EU and international partners for the modernization of the country.
The pavilion brought together the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture, UkraineInvest, the State Property Fund of Ukraine, the Kyiv School of Economics, and the Public-Private Partnership Agency, offering investors practical tools for participating in privatization, public-private partnerships, and localization of production.
There are four functional areas in the pavilion where visitors can get advice on the topics they're interested in: UkraineInvest is the one-stop shop for investors, the State Property Fund shows promising privatization projects, the PPP Agency gives advice on partnerships, and the Kyiv School of Economics provides analytical support for project development.
At a similar conference dedicated to Ukraine’s reconstruction, the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 in Rome showcased significant international commitment to rebuilding the country after Russian aggression. Over 30 countries and 500 companies from Ukraine, Europe, and the United States participated, resulting in approximately 200 agreements worth more than €10 billion ready for signing.
As The Gaze informed earlier, at the EU-Ukraine Investment Conference within the international exhibition ReBuild Ukraine 2025, the EU allocated new financial support to Ukraine's state energy company Naftogaz to ensure stable gas supplies.
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