22 Chamber Member Companies Meet Ambassador Vasyl Zvarych to Advance Czech-Ukrainian Business Cooperation

Representatives of 22 member companies met with the Ambassador of Ukraine to the Czech Republic to discuss practical business challenges, investment opportunities and stronger support for companies operating in Ukraine.

The Czech-Ukrainian Chamber of Industry & Commerce brought together representatives of 22 member companies for a meeting with H.E. Vasyl Zvarych, Ambassador of Ukraine to the Czech Republic, at the Embassy of Ukraine in Prague.

The open and constructive discussion focused on the practical challenges facing Czech and Ukrainian companies, as well as opportunities to strengthen bilateral economic cooperation.

From Reconstruction to Investment Protection

The main topics included:

• reconstruction and infrastructure projects in Ukraine
• financing instruments, investment protection and equal conditions for foreign investors
• challenges in the energy sector, banking regulations and access to support programmes
• Czech technologies for security, counter-drone protection and infrastructure restoration
• upcoming business missions, B2B matchmaking and practical support for companies entering the Ukrainian market

Chamber members presented real business cases and concrete questions, creating a valuable exchange between the Embassy and companies already active in Ukraine or preparing to enter the market.

The discussion confirmed that successful Czech-Ukrainian cooperation requires not only strong political relations, but also practical solutions, reliable financing tools, direct institutional support and close communication with businesses.

Turning Dialogue into Business Opportunities

The Czech-Ukrainian Chamber of Industry & Commerce sees its role in connecting companies with decision-makers, identifying practical barriers and helping transform business ideas into concrete projects.

The Chamber sincerely thanks Ambassador Vasyl Zvarych and his team for their warm hospitality, openness and willingness to address the needs of Czech and Ukrainian businesses.

Special thanks also go to Pavel Havlíček for the excellent moderation and to all 22 participating member companies for their active engagement and commitment to strengthening Czech-Ukrainian economic relations.

The Chamber was also honoured to receive a PODJAKA as a sign of appreciation. This recognition belongs to all our members, whose commitment and active participation make the Chamber’s work possible.

Together, we continue turning dialogue into cooperation and cooperation into new business opportunities.