Tallinn is hosting major conference on investing in Ukraine - live broadcast
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Tallinn, Estonia is hosting a large conference on investing in Ukraine on May 27, Delfi reported.
The event aims to foster investments in the Ukrainian economy to boost its recovery and is the first such event in the Baltic and Scandinavian countries since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion.
Organized by Estonia's Delfi Meedia and consulting firm Miltton, together with the Estonian Foreign Ministry, the event aims to increase investment in Ukraine, foster partnerships, and promote Ukraine's economic revival.
The conference will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Tallinn’s Culture Cauldron (Kultuurikatel).
The full program can be found here.
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"Ukraine's recovery is our common task," stated Urmo Soonwald, Delfi and Eesti Päevaleht editor-in-chief.
"Over the years of the terrible war, Ukraine has proven to have many like-minded people and friends in Europe and the world. Unfortunately, the ongoing aggression hampers peace efforts, but it is our shared responsibility is to think about how we can help Ukraine become a modern, European, and safe country during and after the war."
Many entrepreneurs, investors, high-ranking officials, and politicians working in Ukraine, as well as diplomats and entrepreneurs from the Baltic and Scandinavian countries, are in attendance.
Participants include:
- Kaja Kallas, Estonia’s Prime Minister
- Davyd Arakhamia, Servant of the People - Ukraine’s ruling political party - head, who also leads Supervisory board in Ukraine Investment Promotion Office (UkraineInvest)
- Kadri Simson, European Commissioner for Energy
- Mykhailo Radutskyi, Ukrainian Parliament's Committee on National Health, Medical Care, and Health Insurance Chair
- Olena Samborska, Luxoft managing director
- Evhen Baranov, Dragon Capital partner
- Vasile Tofan, Horizon Capital senior partner
- Hanna Zamazeyeva, Ukraine's State Agency on Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving Head
- Numerous diplomats from Baltic and Scandinavian countries
Participants will tackle topics including rebuilding Ukraine's future, digital transformation initiatives, investment opportunities and challenges, Western companies’ entry into the Ukrainian market, and how Nordic and Baltic governments can attract private sector support to invest in Ukraine during the war.
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