Ministry of Economy: European guarantees lay the foundation for attracting additional investment to Ukraine

This was announced by Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine Andriy Telyupa during the Ukraine-EU Business Summit in Brussels, as reported by an Ukrinform correspondent, citing the press service of the ministry.

According to the Ministry, the Business Summit became a preparatory event for the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 (URC-2025).

At the forum, representatives of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine together with European partners, international financial institutions and the business community discussed methods for reducing investment risks in war conditions, practical mechanisms and investment programs in Ukraine, the potential for privatization and public-private partnerships, successful examples of investors who are already working in Ukraine, as well as the possibilities of insuring investment risks to attract long-term capital.

“The EU guarantees under the Ukraine Investment Facility (UIF) create the preconditions for attracting additional investments and strengthening the role of the private sector in the country's recovery. Together with international financial and insurance partners, we are already implementing innovative TOS to overcome barriers to investment. These include tailored insurance solutions for businesses and investors, guarantees for specific risks and improved regulation. In the future, we will continue to improve and expand these mechanisms, as well as improve coordination in risk sharing,” Telyupa noted.

During the Business Summit, the parties agreed to create a working group to reduce investment risks, the results of which will be presented at URC-2025. The group will include leading reinsurance companies, brokers, representatives of government agencies, donor countries and international organizations.

In addition, representatives of the Ministry held a number of bilateral meetings with international companies that are considering entering the Ukrainian market or expanding cooperation with Ukrainian businesses and the public sector.

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