The Norwegian government will establish a "business presence" in Kyiv to support its companies looking to take part in the reconstruction of Ukraine, Norway's Ministry of Trade and Industry said.
"The goal is to have a person in place as quickly as possible. The security situation in Ukraine is serious, and we are now clarifying how such a presence will be arranged," Norway's Trade and Industry Minister Cecilie Myrseth stated.
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Switzerland expects to launch its first public tenders for Ukraine reconstruction projects in early 2027, initially focusing on energy, public transport and water infrastructure, the country's State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) told Ukraine Rebuild Newswire. "The first procurements are expected to be launched in early 2027
