As the largest gathering of local and regional representatives of Ukraine and their foreign partners, the Summit aims to unite international regional and municipal efforts directed to ensuring sustainable infrastructure operation under ongoing russian attacks, revitalization of de-occupied territories, and sharing best experience in inter-territorial cooperation, regional development, investment, and post-war restoration of human resources.

This year's agenda focuses on critical infrastructure and vital functions resilience, territorial and human resilience, and Ukraine's unique experience of organizing civil life under regular attacks - energy shortages, blackouts, and ensuring the autonomy of facilities and institutions under warfare circumstances.

On the first day, participants will join organized tours to communities near Kyiv to see examples of completed reconstruction projects and resilient energy infrastructure. The plenary session on the second day will consist of a large number of multi-topic discussion panels and formats, and will provide a platform to exchange best practices, sign new agreements, implement innovative projects, and create success stories in various areas of local self-government development.