
Date: 12 February 2026
Time: 16:00–18:00
Venue: Scout Institute, Staroměstské nám. 4/1, Prague 1
Program:
16:00 | Welcome
16:15–17:00 | Panel discussion & showcase of humanitarian initiatives
17:00–18:00 | Coffee & networking
We are proud to be invited to contribute to an important discussion on the realities of doing business in Ukraine during wartime, taking place on 12 February 2026 in Prague as part of the CARE – for Ukraine initiative.
On the occasion of the exhibition of large-format paintings created within CARE’s projects in Ukraine, the event will bring together the worlds of business and humanitarian aid, creating a unique platform for dialogue, reflection, and experience sharing.
The panel discussion, titled “Doing Business in a War Zone”, will focus on the practical challenges, resilience, and success stories of companies operating in Ukraine despite the ongoing war. At the same time, the event will mark the fourth anniversary of the outbreak of the full-scale war, reminding us how crucial continued international support for Ukraine remains.
The Czech-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce will be represented by Michaela Macharik, who will share hands-on experience in business and investment connectivity between the Czech Republic and Ukraine.Further perspectives will be provided by representatives of LINET Group, IGLOO, Business Club Ukraine (Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic), and CARE Czech Republic, highlighting export opportunities, healthcare modernization, digital solutions, state support instruments, and humanitarian engagement.
The main goal of the event is to create an open space for discussion and the exchange of real experiences among entrepreneurs and institutions that have been active in Ukraine, demonstrating that even in times of war, responsible business can play a vital role in resilience and recovery.
👉 Registration is required. Please apply via the official RSVP link: Thank you for joining us for the afternoon session on the theme: Aid and Business in a War Zone: Ukraine.
"Ukraine: Pathways to Recovery, 12 February 2026 in Prague"