On December 4, the 18th International Conference “Agribusiness in Ukraine” (#DoAgro26) will take place in Truskavets (Lviv Oblast). The event will be attended by government officials, market leaders, and leading agricultural producers.
This was reported by the press service of the organizers—the “Ukrainian Agribusiness Club” and the UCABevent agency.
This year, the event is completely revamping its format and usual venue to take stock of the past year and develop a roadmap for the coming season.
This isn’t about monologues or dry reports—those are a thing of the past. Ahead lies the search for new operating models: open dialogue with government officials, collective brainstorming, and making strategic decisions right here and now. The main goal is to find effective operating models under the new rules of the game.
Participating in #DoAgro26 means:
The program will focus on key issues:
The “Agribusiness in Ukraine” conference will be held in cooperation with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, and in partnership with the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic. Valtra, part of AGCO Corporation, is the exclusive technical partner, and Credit Agricole is the gold financial partner.
Agricultural producers and participants in previous UCAB events are eligible for a 20% discount off the base price, while association members receive special terms.
For more information about the event, visit: https://cutt.ly/9yQmTlnY
Open4Business is the conference’s media partner.
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On September 8, the 17th International Conference “Effective Management of Agribusiness Companies” (LFM) will be held. The event will be attended by CEOs of leading agribusiness companies, investors, government officials, experts, innovators, and business owners.
This was reported by Interfax-Ukraine, citing the press service of the organizers—the “Ukrainian Agribusiness Club” and the UCABevent agency.
This year’s conference offers a fresh perspective on agribusiness: how to restructure business models, maintain efficiency amid global changes, adapt to European integration, and prepare for a world where artificial intelligence and autonomous technologies are becoming part of everyday operations.
The organizers promise participants over 8 hours of management training and networking, a format designed for maximum interaction, practical insights, and discussions on key issues. Traditional panel discussions will give way to open dialogue, where participants can ask questions, defend their positions, and influence the direction of the conversation.
Conference Program
The conference will be opened by Taras Vysotsky, Minister of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture of Ukraine, and Mykola Mazany, CEO of CNH Industrial in Ukraine.
This year’s program consists of four thematic blocks, each of which explores a distinct aspect of agribusiness transformation:
1. The Strategic Horizon of Ukrainian Agribusiness.
Traditional business models no longer guarantee results, and external factors—from logistical constraints and climate risks to shifts in global markets—are forcing companies to rethink their approaches to scaling and management. In this session, we will discuss where the tipping point lies and how businesses can remain resilient in this new reality.
Attendees can expect:
2. Win-win or shock therapy? How Ukraine’s membership will change the EU’s stability.
European integration is creating new rules, standards, and opportunities for the Ukrainian agribusiness sector. What impact will enlargement have on the European economy, and how can the agribusiness sector adapt to the requirements of the Green Deal without losing efficiency?
You’ll find answers to these questions during:
3. Dismantling the Architecture. Is the business community ready to trust processes that humans cannot fully understand?
Agribusiness is entering a period where automation, artificial intelligence, and autonomous technologies are transforming the very logic of production organization. This section focuses on figures, productivity, labor shortages, and the future of the autonomous enterprise:
4. The Last Recruiter. When Will AI Stop Playing the Role of an Assistant?
Artificial intelligence is already transforming not only individual processes but also the labor market itself. The final session of the conference will focus on the professions of the future, the transformation of education, and how businesses can prepare for this new reality.
This part of the conference will cover:
Terms of Participation and Registration
For security reasons, the exact venue will be communicated to registered participants.
Details and registration are available at the following link: https://cutt.ly/7yarHYei
Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko states that at the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC 2026) in Gdańsk, Ukraine expects to sign 160 agreements worth over EUR10 billion.
“We expect 160 agreements worth more than EUR10 billion, which will mobilize resources across five areas: integration into Europe, human capital, business, regional and local development, and, for the first time, defense,” Sviridenko said at the opening of the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC 2026) in Gdańsk on Thursday.
She also thanked partners for a EUR3.2 billion tranche, which will be disbursed on Thursday, enabling Ukraine to strengthen its defense, ensure macroeconomic stability, and prepare for the new heating season.
Later, Sviridenko reported on her Telegram channel that more than 80 Ukrainian companies are expected to participate in the largest URC business fair in history, alongside 2,000 business representatives from around the world.
A new format of the “Energy Platform” will also be launched, which will serve as a permanent tool for mobilizing international support for Ukraine’s energy sector.
“In my opening remarks, I noted that our main priorities are security, energy resilience, private-sector development, and attracting investment. Because Ukraine’s recovery is not just about rebuilding what has been destroyed—it is an investment in a strong Europe. That is precisely why strengthening Ukraine’s defense industry is a priority. Today, our defense industry is developing modern military technologies that have proven their effectiveness on the battlefield and are already contributing to the strengthening of European security,” she wrote.
As reported, the first tranche of EUR 3.2 billion from the European Union’s EUR 90 billion Ukraine Support Loan (USL) will be disbursed on Thursday, June 25, the opening day of the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC 2026) in Gdańsk, Poland, according to European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos.
The Ministry of Community and Territorial Development plans to sign agreements totaling more than EUR1.5 billion at the Ukraine Recovery Conference, covering areas of recovery in housing policy, infrastructure, and the country’s recovery through a regional approach.
The path to the EU, border closures, changes in export structures, and new customs regulations—this is the reality in which “the art of defending” one’s own trade interests has become a key skill for business survival. How are the rules of the game changing for Ukrainian businesses in global markets? What can be expected from trade with the EU in the coming years? And how can businesses protect their interests amid increasingly fierce competition and the emergence of new barriers?
Interfax-Ukraine, in partnership with the law firm “Ilyashev & Partners,” DONE®, and the publishing house “Legal Practice,” invites you to discuss the most pressing issues in international trade at the conference “Trade Wars: The Art of Defense”.
Program and registration: https://tradewar2026.ticketforevent.com
Date: May 20, 2026.
Time: 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. (registration begins at 9:30 a.m.).
Venue: Kyiv (the venue will be communicated to registered participants the day before the event)
Owners, top managers, and heads of legal and foreign economic departments of major Ukrainian and international companies are invited to participate.
Participation in the event is free of charge, subject to additional confirmation of registration from the organizers. Space is limited. The organizers reserve the right to refuse registration if the capacity limit is reached.
The international medical conference Breast Weekend 3.0 took place in Uzhhorod, focusing on modern approaches in breast surgery—including aesthetic plastic surgery, reconstructive surgery, and breast oncology.
The conference was opened by Uzhhorod Mayor Bohdan Andriyiv, who emphasized the importance of such events for the development of the city and region as a modern medical and professional hub.
The conference brought together Ukrainian and international specialists and served as a platform for interdisciplinary discussion of modern treatment methods, recovery, and aesthetic outcomes in patient care.
According to the organizers, a key feature of the event is the combination of oncological, reconstructive, and aesthetic approaches, which aligns with current global practice.
“Today, breast cancer treatment is a team effort. Oncology, reconstructive, and aesthetic surgery cannot exist in isolation. It is their combination that allows us to achieve the best results for the patient—both medical and aesthetic,” said the conference’s main organizer and founder of the Lita Plus clinic, Serhiy Derbak.
This year, the conference featured international speakers from the Czech Republic, Germany, and Moldova, who traveled to Ukraine to exchange clinical experience and discuss modern approaches in breast surgery.
According to the organizers, the participation of European experts is a crucial component of the industry’s development, as it allows for the integration of Ukrainian experience into an international context and the formation of a shared professional environment.
The conference program devoted special attention to new trends in breast surgery. In particular, plastic surgeon Oleksandr Karpinsky presented the concept of “tissue preservation”—an approach that involves preserving tissues and utilizing natural anatomical structures during surgery.
“Today we are living in a period of changing philosophy in plastic surgery. The current trend is minimal trauma. We work with anatomy while preserving tissues, which allows us to significantly shorten the recovery period and at the same time achieve stable results. This is a new stage in the development of breast surgery,” — noted Karpinsky.
According to him, this approach is already actively used abroad in aesthetic surgery and will shape the development of the field in the coming years.
Uzhhorod Mayor Bohdan Andriyiv emphasized the importance of hosting international medical events for the region’s development.
“Hosting such conferences is a key factor in the development of the city and the region. It fosters a professional environment, attracts international partners, and shapes Uzhhorod’s image as a platform for medical advancement and professional exchange,” he noted.
The conference was held with the support of the Ukrainian Association of Plastic, Reconstructive, and Dermatological Aesthetic Surgery and Oncoplastic Mammology (UPRADAS) and included a charitable component—a portion of the proceeds was directed toward supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The organizers note that Breast Weekend 3.0 marked another step in building a professional community that advances modern approaches to breast surgery and interdisciplinary collaboration in Ukraine.
On February 27, a key event of the year for the industrial sector will take place – the annual Conference of Eco-Industrial Parks (EIP) of Ukraine.
The conference will be held as part of the GEIPP-II Ukraine project, which is being implemented by UNIDO with the support of the Swiss Government through SECO in partnership with the Ministry of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture of Ukraine.
The main theme of the conference is how to attract capital for the development of EIPs and make them the foundation of the post-war economy.
The event will also discuss the following issues:
– Raising funds for modernization: financial instruments and investment potential.
– ESG standards as a passport to EU markets.
– Economy and efficiency: real cases of park residents.
– State support and political incentives.
Date: February 27, 2026
Time: 08:30–19:30
Location: Kyiv (the exact location will be announced after registration confirmation)
Registration is open until February 24, 2026 (until 12:00): https://forms.gle/imbeRyNrRWYGkQsV8
Media accreditation: https://forms.gle/UncwuV222ZgGKYhNA
Interfax-Ukraine – information partner
