Vice PM Kubrakov talks Ukraine’s reconstruction with Polish businesses

Jadwiga Emilevicz, the Polish Government’s Commissioner for Polish-Ukrainian Cooperation on Development, stated this in a comment to PAP on Wednesday, Ukrinform reports with reference to Puls Biznesu.

"Today we’re having a meeting in the Office of the Prime Minister with the Vice-Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksandr Kubrakov. It is important from the point of view of Ukraine’s reconstruction," Emilevicz said.

According to her, this is an opportunity for Polish entrepreneurs at a high level not only to declare their readiness to deal with the reconstruction of Ukraine, but also to convey business expectations to the Ukrainian side.

As Emilevicz reported, the political part will open the meeting before the Ukrainian delegation talks with representatives of Polish institutions and business circles, in particular the Export Credit Insurance Corporation, Bank of National Economy, Polish Development Fund, Polish Investment and Trade Agency, Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers of Poland, International Association of Polish Entrepreneurs in Ukraine, and Polish-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce.

As reported earlier, about 1,700 Polish companies working in various fields intend to participate in the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine.