The vehicle was handed over in Stryi as the second delivery under a joint Czech-Ukrainian humanitarian initiative supporting communities and families affected by the war.
Only a few weeks after delivering the first evacuation vehicle to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine in Kyiv, the Czech-Ukrainian Chamber of Industry & Commerce completed the second vehicle handover as part of the same humanitarian initiative.
At the request of H.E. Vasyl Zvarych, Ambassador of Ukraine to the Czech Republic, the second vehicle was presented to a family-type children’s home from the Popivka community in the Sumy region.
The official handover ceremony took place in Stryi, Ukraine.
The project was implemented by the Czech-Ukrainian Chamber of Industry & Commerce with the active support of the Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Lviv, following an initiative by Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Andrii Sybiha, and with the involvement of the Economic Diplomacy programme of the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The vehicle was ceremonially handed over by Jiří Borcel, Consul General of the Czech Republic in Lviv, together with Michaela Macharik, President of the Chamber and Director of Time & Space Ukraine, and Markus Ciupek, Vice President of the Chamber.
The vehicle was received by Mr Oleksandr, the foster father of the family, and Anatolii Boiarchuk, Head of the Popivka Community in the Sumy region.
Representatives of the Stryi City Council also joined the ceremony. The Chamber sincerely thanks Marian Bernyk, Secretary of the Stryi City Council, for his participation and for recognising the social responsibility demonstrated by the Chamber, its members and project partners.
This is already the second vehicle delivered through the joint humanitarian initiative.
The project demonstrates what can be achieved when businesses, public institutions, diplomatic representatives and local communities work together toward a common goal.
The work of the Czech-Ukrainian Chamber of Industry & Commerce extends beyond business development. It is also about creating partnerships that generate a tangible and positive impact for people and communities that need support.
The Chamber extends its heartfelt appreciation to everyone who contributed to making the second vehicle delivery possible, including:
IPR Aqua, Zuzana Landová, Jan Ottis, Qore Technologies, David Nichols, RSJ Investments, Jakub Kučera, Libor Winkler, BOSON Distribution, Arnošt Líbezný, Mgr. Andrea Milecová, MBA, MIVALT, Pavel Panasjuk, Radim Kovács, Pavel Zvěřina, Petr Mívalt, Michal Adrian, DEKONTA, Martin Polak and Top Trailer Servis.
This initiative shows that responsible business communities can provide practical assistance, strengthen Ukrainian communities and contribute to a better future for the country.
Together, we are transforming solidarity into concrete action.
"Our Humanitarian Mission Continues: A Second Vehicle Brings Support to Children in the Sumy Region 🇨🇿🤝🇺🇦"
