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European Commission Workshop on FDI in Ukraine: EIB, IFC, Kingspan, Bayer, Neo-Eco, ZPP, EBA

Organizer: European Commission as part of the Rebuild Ukraine event held by Premier Expo of Warsaw

Topic: Workshop gathering foreign and Ukrainian companies, EU representatives, government officials, and international financial institutions to explore strategic investment opportunities in Ukraine. The discussion focuses on priority sectors across real economy and energy, such as IT, logistics, industry, agri-food, as well as challenges like capital controls and the impact of ongoing war. Participants also examine concrete investment projects and innovative funding solutions available through the EU-backed Ukraine Investment Framework, aimed at supporting Ukraine’s post-war recovery and integration into the EU single market.

Speakers:

Maryna Khlystun, Director - Investment Department, Ukraine's Ministry of Economy

Gabriel Blanc, Head of Sector - Reconstruction of Ukraine, European Commission

Jean-Jacques Soulacroup, acting Head of Division - Corporate Investment, European Investment Bank

Lisa Kaestner, Regional Manager for Ukraine and Moldova, International Finance Corporation

Svitlana Mykhailovska, Deputy Director - Advocacy, European Business Association

Marcin Nowacki, Vice President & President, ZPP & European Enterprise Alliance

Marek Dzikiewicz, Commercial Director Poland Baltics and Ukraine, Kingspan

Oliver Gierlichs, Managing Director & CFO at Bayer Ltd

Bart Gruyaert, Project Director, Neo-Eco

Moderator Orest Tokac, Policy Officer, Ukraine Service, European Commission

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