Ukraine presents projects in four areas at Carpathian forum — Koretskyi
Prime Minister of Ukraine Sergii Koretskyi visited the investment EXPO zone of the Carpathian Economic Forum, where national pavilions representing all eight countries of the Carpathian Eight are featured, along with investment projects from several dozen companies.
Koretskyi, the Prime Minister of Ukraine, announced at a Carpathian forum that Ukrainian companies would showcase projects in four crucial sectors: energy, industrial production, transport and logistics, and the agri-food industry. These projects encompassed solar and wind power generation, new manufacturing facilities, and the processing and storage of products.
Koretskyi highlighted that the EXPO zone was home to businesses that had persevered, invested, and expanded their operations during the ongoing conflict, thereby acquiring invaluable experience.
The forum attracted approximately 1,400 participants from 25 different countries and 400 companies. Speaking to Ukrinform, Koretskyi emphasized that the government anticipated the forum to facilitate new partnerships for Ukrainian companies, enabling them to execute their projects and enhance collaboration among the C8 regions. It should be noted that President Volodymyr Zelensky had previously unveiled the Carpathian Eight (C8) format, which comprises Ukraine, Romania, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Serbia.
During the Carpathian Economic Forum, representatives from the member countries of the C8 presented a joint investment portfolio, which comprised 95 projects valued at around EUR 40 billion.
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