At a meeting organised by the Czech-Ukrainian Chamber of Industry & Commerce during URC 2026 in Gdańsk, Chamber members discussed the practical support Czech companies need to succeed in Ukraine.
During the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 in Gdańsk, the Czech-Ukrainian Chamber of Industry & Commerce organised a dedicated meeting for its member companies with Jiří Brodský, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic.
The open and constructive discussion focused on how Czech companies can successfully enter the Ukrainian market, develop long-term partnerships and participate in Ukraine’s recovery and economic development.
Practical Support for Czech Companies in Ukraine
The discussion covered several key priorities:
establishing a Czech Business Desk in Lviv, with the Chamber ready to contribute actively to its operation
access to the Ukraine Facility and other European funding opportunities
stronger financial and insurance instruments for Czech exporters and investors
business opportunities in energy, infrastructure, healthcare, water management, manufacturing, defence and logistics
closer coordination between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, CzechTrade, Czech embassies and the business community
upcoming business missions and practical follow-up activities in Ukraine
The participants also discussed the Chamber’s upcoming Building Bridges 2.0 conference, which will take place in Prague in September.
Turning Business Potential into Real Projects
One message was clear: Czech companies have the technologies, expertise and experience required to play an important role in Ukraine’s recovery.
To succeed, they need a predictable business environment, efficient financing and insurance instruments, and close cooperation between the public and private sectors.
This is precisely where the Chamber sees its role: connecting companies with institutions, opening doors, addressing practical challenges and helping transform promising ideas into concrete projects.
The Czech-Ukrainian Chamber of Industry & Commerce thanks Deputy Minister Jiří Brodský for meeting with its members and for the open and productive exchange.
Special thanks also go to the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Warsaw for its excellent support during URC 2026 in Gdańsk.
