EU-Ukraine Business Summit unveils new €1.2 billion investment package

On 22-23 April, Brussels hosted the EU-Ukraine Business Summit. The event was co-organised by the European Commission, Ukraine’s Government, and Poland as host of the 2026 Ukraine Recovery Conference.

The Summit brought together over 1,000 business leaders, policymakers, and investors.

The event focused on mobilising investment for Ukraine’s recovery, with priorities including energy, critical raw materials, transport infrastructure and dual-use technologies. Discussions also aimed to strengthen private sector engagement through reforms, financing, and risk-mitigation tools.

On this occasion, the European Commission unveiled a €1.2 billion investment package to support priority infrastructure projects, strengthen energy resilience and dual use sector, while boosting small businesses in Ukraine. The financing, provided under the Ukraine Investment Framework, brings together key partners including the European Investment Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Eximbanka, and Slovak Aid.

Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos said: “Now is a good time to invest in Ukraine. It is becoming one of the most strategic investment destinations in Europe. Innovative, full of potential, and ever more central to Europe’s future. Cooperations between EU and Ukrainian companies also lay the foundation for more European sovereignty in critical technology sectors.”

A B2B matchmaking platform was also launched at this year’s Summit, facilitating meetings between companies, investors, and off-takers for over 300 participants. Developed by the Enterprise Europe Network in partnership with Ukrainian and EU industry clusters, and supported by the European Commission, it aims to further foster business relations throughout the year. 

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