Tetiana Omelchenko

Jean-Erik de Zagon talks about budgets for post-war recovery, the “revival” of the Kakhovka Dam, control over the distribution of donor funds and corruption risks.

Arad Benkö speaks of the state of Austrian business in Ukraine, corruption risks and participating in the reconstruction of destroyed regions

Alexandru-Victor Micula speaks about the Romanian companies currently operating in Ukraine, the impact of the great war on them, and their expectations from the Ukrainian authorities

Roman Washchuk – on the most acute problems of entrepreneurs, pressure from fiscal authorities, and the Canadian experience in fighting corruption

Oleksandr Senkevych – on life and survival in the frontline city, the realities of communal services, and international partners' participation in the reconstruction of Ukraine

Radek Matula – on Czech business in Ukraine, corruption risks, investment plans, and assistance to those affected by the war

Ruslan Strilets speaks on the environmental damage from the war, methods of assessing losses, monitoring hazardous pollution, and forestry management digitisation.

Olga Pishchanska – on cartel conspiracies, tender rigging, methods of combating them, and the 'self-sufficiency of the committee

Kaimo Kuusk speaks on capital flight, anti-russian sanctions, Ukrainian refugees, and the damages of the war.

Ole Egberg Mikkelsen talks about the work of Danish businesses, assets affected by the war, corruption issues, and support for Ukraine in the war against russia.

Erik Svedahl speaking on the investment climate in Ukraine, challenging cases, Norwegian assistance during the war, and European prospects for our country

Oleksandr Novikov on the mandatory declaration, monitoring of officials' lifestyles, Kyrylo Tymoshenko's 'volunteer car' and new rules for crossing the border during the war

Ilgvars Kļava – on how Latvian investors feel in Ukraine, what attracts them, and what scares them off in our country, and whether it is possible to increase cooperation between the countries in the near future.

Remigijus Šimašius speaks about the problems of a big city, budget revenues and expenditures, infrastructure modernisation and attracting investors

Mykola Solsky speaks about the scope of losses in the agro-industrial complex due to the war, possible compensation to farmers, as well as the specifics of the "grain corridor" and its efficiency