Financing Ukraine’s Reconstruction: European Instruments and Opportunities for Business

On September 29, 2026, the webinar “Ukraine Facility Financing: European Instruments and Opportunities for Companies Participating in Ukraine’s Reconstruction.”

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On September 29, 2026, the webinar “Ukraine Facility Financing: European Instruments and Opportunities for Companies Participating in Ukraine’s Reconstruction.” will take place, dedicated to current financing opportunities for the reconstruction and development of Ukraine’s infrastructure.

📅 Date: September 29, 2026

⌛ Time: 11:30 (Kyiv time)

📍 Format: online (ZOOM)

🗣️ Webinar language: Ukrainian / English

Registration via the link: https://forms.gle/aCuoyp2xWj1QXXS6A

Webinar speakers:

Webinar speakers:
👤 Marcin Chruściel, Director of the Office of Polish-Ukrainian Development Cooperation at the Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy of Poland

👤 Olena Shtohryn, CBU Authorised Representative for Cooperation with the Polish Association of Construction Employers (PZPB), Managing Partner at Dictio Law Firm

During the webinar, participants will learn about:
🔹 financing opportunities available under the Ukraine Facility mechanism - Ukraine Investment Framework;
🔹 other European financial instruments aimed at supporting Ukraine’s reconstruction;
🔹 current opportunities offered by the Polish-Ukrainian cooperation programmes;
🔹 recent legal changes in Ukraine and their practical implications for investors and businesses;
🔹 recent changes to Ukraine’s public procurement system and their potential impact on the investment climate;
🔹 new opportunities for international cooperation and for companies to participate in projects for the reconstruction and development of Ukraine’s infrastructure.

The webinar is organised by the Confederation of Builders of Ukraine and Dictio Law Firm, with the participation of experts from the Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy of Poland and with the involvement of the Polish Association of Construction Employers (PZPB).

The event will be useful for Ukrainian and Polish companies, EU companies interested in participating in projects for the reconstruction, recovery and development of Ukraine.

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