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EU-UA Partnership Summit. Oct 11, 2024. Second half.
Organizers: European Ukrainian Bridge (EUB) | Europäisch Ukrainische Brücke (EUB), with U-Nation and the Metadidomi Foundation. Program: 17272627818931727262781893.pdf2 MBdownload-circle Speakers: 1. Philippe Vanrie, Former CEO of EBN and EUREKA, Investment Manager at Noshaq Venture Capital 2. Nadia Ralù SIMION, Twin Green & Digital Transformation, Innovation & Entrepreneurship Ecosystems,
EU-UA Partnership Summit. Oct 11, 2024. First half.
Organizers: European Ukrainian Bridge (EUB) | Europäisch Ukrainische Brücke (EUB), with U-Nation and the Metadidomi Foundation. Program: Full Program4 Pages1727262781893.pdf2 MBdownload-circle Speakers: 1. Yan Shapiro, U-Nation, Regional Development Agency of Odesa region 2. Leander van Gorsel Metadidomi 3. Svetlana Tesic Co-Founder Alliance of European Mayors Officials
The URN Daily: A Tax Hike, a Finnfund Exclusive and a New World Bank Fund for Ukraine
Table of Contents * Just The Facts. This is URN Daily's flagship section - All the news fit to read on the reconstruction of Ukraine, verified and originally reported by URN staff, unless otherwise attributed. * The Reporter's Notepad. Exclusive reporting, observations from interviews and conversations with sources, plus
Exclusive: Finnfund to invest up to €10 million in a Ukrainian agri-firm by Q1 2025
Finnish development finance institution Finnfund expects to make the first investment from a €25 million allocation for Ukraine by Q1 of 2025, the institution has told Ukraine Rebuild Newswire.
The URN Daily, Oct 10. We Mean Business.
Table of Contents * The Reporter's Notepad. Exclusive reporting, observations from interviews and conversations with sources, plus the most comprehensive Meeting Notes you'll likely ever see. * The Rebuilder's Social. Important, influential or particularly insightful social media posts that illuminate the mood and plans of Ukraine
Liechtenstein plans to provide CHF 8 million to support Ukraine's reconstruction
The government of Liechtenstein, the wealthy European principality with just 40,000 inhabitants, said it has sought approval from the parliament to allocate CHF 8 million ($9.3 million) for Ukraine between 2025 and 2029 to support the country's reconstruction. The funding will be used to finance specific
