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URC2024 – News
10 July 2025

Ukraine’s Recovery, Defense Assistance, and Strengthening EU Sanctions Against Russia: President Meets with President of the Council of Ministers of Italy

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting with President of the Council of Ministers of Italy Giorgia Meloni.

URC2024 – News
10 July 2025

Olena Zelenska: Ukraine’s Recovery First and Foremost Means the Creation of the Best Conditions for People

People must be at the center of all recovery processes in Ukraine. First Lady Olena Zelenska emphasized this during her speech at the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC2025) in Rome.

URC2024 – News
10 July 2025

Let This Be the Moment We Start Building a Coalition for Recovery — President at URC 2025

Russia launches hundreds of drones and missiles every night, so Ukraine needs increased investments in air defense and the establishment of a coalition of countries for recovery. This was stated by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the opening of the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025, held in Rome.

URC2024 – News
10 July 2025

Address by the President to the Participants of the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025

URC2024 – News
12 June 2024

Ensuring a decentralised reconstruction process

The European Alliance of Cities and Regions for the Reconstruction of Ukraine endorsed recommendations for a decentralised recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine and handed them to the co-hosts of the URC2024. The set of recommendations, which was drafted together by EU and Ukrainians regions and cities and their associations as well as by the Congress of Council of Europe was presented at the European Summit of Regions and Cities to then Ukraine's deputy minister for communities, territories and infrastructure, Oleksandra Azarkhina, and to Georg Milbradt, Germany's special envoy to Ukraine for decentralisation, representing Svenja Schulze, Germany's minister for economic Cooperation and development.

URC2024 – News
12 June 2024

Co-Chairs’ Statement

We have come together – with governments, international organisations, financial institutions, businesses, regions, municipalities and civil society – united by a shared commitment to strengthen the resilience of Ukraine for as long as needed. With over 3.400 participants representing the various stakeholder groups, we demonstrated our strong engagement for Ukraine’s future at the URC2024.

UCU Rector at URC: “To make education meet labor market needs, we must engage with business”

In a new episode of the Human Capital Podcast, recorded as part of the Ukraine Recovery Conference, Taras Dobko, Rector of the Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU), shared his insights

Over 300,000 facilities in Ukraine have been destroyed due to Russia’s invasion — according to Oleksii Kuleba, Deputy Prime Minister for Ukraine’s Recovery and Minister for Communities and Territories Development.

Yet, as he says, today’s Ukraine is not only about destruction — but also about what rises from the ruins.

The state, businesses, and civil society organizations are joining forces to help young people make informed career choices.

Career guidance support, equal employment opportunities for those looking for their first job, access to education — all these topics were discussed in the latest episode of the Human Capital Podcast by Kateryna Osadcha, founder of the charitable foundation, Tetyana Berezhna, Deputy Minister of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine, Mikael Björknert, Chairman of the Board of PrivatBank, and Tetyana Petruk, Director of Sustainability at Metinvest Group.