The forum was attended by representatives of top investment companies and international financial organisations from the US and South Korea, as well as representatives of large and medium-sized businesses from Ukraine. The key topic of the forum was the need to create favourable conditions for attracting investment to help Ukraine during the war. They also discussed the possibility of attracting private savings to stimulate investment and use of frozen Russian assets.
Forum participants emphasised the role of international trade and cross-border investment in Ukraine’s development. This is important for the stability and prosperity of the global economy. Particular attention was paid to investments in the Ukrainian military economy and the development of impact investment projects. This approach aims to have a positive social, economic, and environmental impact.
“Despite the active hostilities, America, Europe and South Korea have consolidated their efforts to create an investment climate in Ukraine. Many processes are underway, including a post-war recovery strategy. The forum also recognised that today the most important area is to support military technology and provide weapons, as the priority is to defeat and expel the enemy from Ukrainian soil,” said Veniamin Ungurian, member of the Alliance’s Board.
The next steps after the forum will be key to the country’s development. The Ukrainian projects presented to international investors reflect the country’s potential and opportunities for cooperation. The US representatives call for investing in Ukrainian business, which is tantamount to investing in Ukraine’s victory.
