Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025(URC 2025), Rome July 10–11, 2025

The Czech–Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce is pleased to inform our members about the forthcoming Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 (URC2025), scheduled to take place in Rome on July 10–11, 2025. This high-level international event continues the annual series dedicated to Ukraine’s swift recovery and long-term reconstruction following the onset of Russia’s full-scale aggression.

🤝 A Platform for Comprehensive Engagement

URC2025 aims to unite governments, international organizations, financial institutions, businesses, regional and municipal authorities, and civil society. This collective effort underscores a shared commitment to bolster Ukraine’s resilience and future prosperity. The conference will adhere to the Lugano Principles, emphasizing a “whole of society” approach to recovery through inclusive participation from diverse stakeholders.

🔍 Focus Areas: Four Thematic Dimensions

The conference will revolve around four key dimensions, each addressing critical aspects of Ukraine’s recovery:

• Business Dimension: Mobilizing private sector investment for reconstruction and economic growth.
• Human Dimension: Fostering social recovery and enhancing human capital, with attention to inclusivity and reintegration of displaced populations.
• Local and Regional Dimension: Empowering municipalities and regions, building on decentralization reforms to ensure effective local governance and development.
• EU Dimension: Advancing reforms aligned with Ukraine’s EU accession process, promoting integration into European structures.

Crosscutting issues such as macroeconomic stability, infrastructure, housing, energy, climate protection, healthcare, education, and digital innovation will be integrated across these dimensions.

🏢 Business Fair: Showcasing Opportunities

An integral part of URC2025 will be the Business Fair, designed to connect Ukrainian enterprises with international partners and investors. The fair will feature 120 stands, including 30 Ukrainian companies, 30 Italian firms, 30 international businesses, and 30 representatives from various Ukrainian regions.