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When foreign investors consider joining the reconstruction, they often fearfully imagine Russian missiles hitting their offices, land mines crippling employees or drone strikes destroying warehouses. Not to fear, says George Janjalia, the former Georgian military intelligence officer who led security in Ukraine for a globally famous AI company through three
Alexander McWhorter, the New Jersey native who has served as Citi country officer for Ukraine since 2018, has received an increasing number of calls from companies in recent months, asking about participating in the reconstruction of Ukraine. "They're looking to understand the market," he said. "
For two and a half decades, Colin Ross, the Ukraine country director for UK-based project management firm Gleeds has earned the type of experience that will prove invaluable for the coming full-scale reconstruction of Ukraine. Colin, originally from Scotland, has been mostly living and working in Ukraine since
As the experienced CEO of a well-regarded engineering firm in Ukraine, Dan Aspleaf could expect to be extremely busy. After all, the Western world is preparing a Ukrainian reconstruction project that they say dwarfs even the post-WWII Marshall Plan. Instead, Aspleaf's company finds itself suddenly short
Contents The Reporter's Notepad: World Bank and International Monetary Fund annual meetings kick off, with a senior bank official finally offering some details about a $10 billion fund the board of directors approved earlier this month. URN Daily has the details and more. Just The Facts: Ukraine is
UK development finance institution British International Investment (BII), which has so far focused on trade finance in its new mandate to help Ukraine, will shift to rebuilding private business as soon as the war ends, its managing director said. "During the war, we are helping businesses simply to survive,
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. * Just The Facts. All the news fit to read on the reconstruction of Ukraine, verified and originally reported by The RUB
Table of Contents * Just The Facts. All the news fit to read on the reconstruction of Ukraine, verified and originally reported by The RUB staff, unless otherwise attributed. * Here's What They Think. Summaries of new opinion pieces from influential media outlets, pundits and intellectuals around the world. * The
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
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.
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
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
When Bart Gruyaert says the war veterans who work for his company in Ukraine are better workers than the average, he insists he's not just telling a feel-good story. He can back up the assertion - with actual laboratory data.
Neo-Eco, a French company that transforms war rubble and industrial waste into low-carbon construction materials, is stepping up investment in Ukraine, which it considers the "best place on earth to be" for a company with its "circular economy" business model. The company, which entered
Neo-Eco, which produces building materials from war rubble and industrial waste, is building a state-of-the-art laboratory in Ukraine to accelerate product development so it can supply builders during the expected rush of reconstruction when the war ends. The 700-square-meter laboratory, to open soon in
