The latest in NV’s ‘Dialogues’ series, the event will bring together some business and political leaders, practitioners, and academics for a series of brainstorming sessions and discussions about Ukraine’s path toward European integration.
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Along its long fight for freedom and independence, through challenging trials, historical revolutions, radical – yet essential – changes, and tumultuous processes, Ukraine forges its European course despite it all.
Experiencing a unique integration process in the history of the European Union, Kyiv became the first to gain candidate status for EU membership while at war, opening new possibilities and perspectives.
Can we complete the final stage and join the EU? Will we seize our chance for prosperity? How will the management system change? What will businesses need to reconsider? What will the new social contract look like?
Discussing new rules, requirements, challenges, and readiness not only for Ukraine, but also for EU countries. How will things change for every Ukrainian?
Let's talk about it on March 28.
Speakers include: National Bank head, Andriy Pyshny; Ukrainian parliamentary committee head on Ukraine's integration into the EU, Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze; Naftogaz Ukraine chair, Oleksiy Chernyshov; Ukroboronprom CEO, Herman Smetanin; and Biopharma pharmaceutical company president, Kostyantyn Yefimenko, among others.
Come listen to leading experts and express your own opinion.
Event participation requires prior registration.
There will also be an online broadcast on all NV platforms. Stay tuned for updates.
Over the past six years, NV has actively conducted lectures and panel discussions featuring speakers such as American historian Francis Fukuyama, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink, American-Swedish economist Anders Aslund, co-author of "Why Nations Fail" James Robinson, and others.
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Section: Nation
Author: Alla Shcherbak
