Commissioner Kos Opens Third EU-Ukraine Business Summit in Brussels
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Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos and Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Taras Kachka opened the third EU-Ukraine Business Summit in Brussels on 22 April 2026, bringing together over 1,000 business leaders, policymakers, and investors over two days. The summit aims to mobilise private and public investment for Ukraine's recovery ahead of the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Poland, with the EU's Ukraine Investment Framework providing €9.5 billion in guarantees and grants expected to mobilise up to €40 billion in investments by 2027. The Commission continues to welcome investment proposals through its Calls for Expressions of Interest, particularly from EU-Ukrainian joint ventures in key industrial sectors.
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This document announces the opening of the third EU-Ukraine Business Summit by Commissioner Marta Kos and Deputy Prime Minister Taras Kachka, framed around the EU's Ukraine Investment Framework. The Framework establishes a dedicated structure for scaling investment in Ukraine, combining EU budget guarantees with blended grants and loans to attract private capital.
Affected parties — investors, EU-based private companies, and EU-Ukrainian joint ventures — should note that the Commission is actively seeking mature investment proposals via its Calls for Expressions of Interest, with submissions made through a dedicated online platform. Companies considering participation in Ukraine's reconstruction should evaluate the €40 billion mobilisation target and €9.5 billion guarantee envelope when assessing risk and opportunity.
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Today, Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos and Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Taras Kachka will open the third EU-Ukraine Business Summit in Brussels. **** The event, co-organised by the European Commission, the Ukrainian Government, and Poland, brings together over 1,000 business leaders, policymakers, and investors over two days.
The Summit will focus on mobilising private and public investment for Ukraine's recovery ahead of the upcoming Ukraine Recovery Conference in Poland, with a particular emphasis on strategic industries, technologies, and private sector engagement. Discussions will explore ways to accelerate reforms strengthening the business environment, improve financing mechanisms, and deploy risk-mitigation tools to support long-term economic resilience.
To support Ukraine's recovery, reconstruction and modernization, the EU has put in place the Ukraine Investment Framework. This instrument establishes a specific framework to scale up investments. It enables investors to take advantage of EU budget guarantees and a blend of grants and loans from public and private institutions which will make investing in Ukraine more attractive. EU-based private companies will play a major role in these investments, benefit from economic growth and heightened demand in post-war Ukraine. The Ukraine Investment Framework is equipped with €9.5 billion in guarantees and grants. It is expected to mobilise up to €40 billion in public and private investments in Ukraine by 2027.
The Commission continues to welcome mature investment proposals through its Calls for Expressions of Interest, particularly from EU-Ukrainian joint ventures in key industrial sectors. Businesses are invited to submit projects via the dedicated online platform.
A doorstep with Commissioner Kos will be available today at 13:45 CEST on EBS.
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Publication date 22 April 2026 Author Directorate-General for Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood
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