To achieve a swift and enduring recovery from war, it is crucial to strategically allocate limited public resources to attract private investment

This statement was made by Oleh Nemchinov, Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, during the Conference on Ukraine’s Recovery in Athens, organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic.

“Efforts should not only focus on rebuilding existing value chains, but also on developing new industries and infrastructure that align with Ukraine’s integration into European and transatlantic markets. Ukraine’s plan will serve as a key strategic document and roadmap for mobilising significant funding from donors and international financial institutions”, said Oleh Nemchinov.

The energy sector, transport and logistics for export, the agri-food sector, critical materials, IT and digitalisation, green transition and environmental protection, and the manufacturing industry, including green metallurgy, are among the key sectors that will receive priority investment in 2024-2027 due to their potential for Ukraine’s growth.

The event aimed to discuss strategies and projects for sustainable development and supporting the Ukrainian economy. The areas of focus were construction, transport/logistics, energy, IT, start-ups, and healthcare.

Participants included senior officials from the European Commission and the Government of Ukraine, experts from major multilateral development banks, and representatives of relevant Greek and Ukrainian business organizations.

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