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Final meeting of the EBA Ukraine Recovery Committee: results of 2025 and priorities for 2026

22/ 12/ 2025
  On 19 December 2025, the wrap-up meeting of the European Business Association’s Committee on Ukraine’s Recovery took place. During the meeting, participants reviewed the Committee’s activities in 2025, discussed key areas of work for 2026, and announced the results of the elections to the Committee’s Board. Vitalii Ovsiiuk (ODEK) was elected Chair of the Ukraine Recovery Committee. The Board also includes Alla Savchenko (BDO Ukraine), Andrii Fedorov (City Capital Group), Illia Velychko (NEST), Nataliia Kushniruk (CMS Ukraine), Oksana Cherinko (EY), Olha Balytska (PwC), and Andrii Pryplavko (GORODOK Gallery). In 2025, the Committee focused on shaping a favourable regulatory environment for business in the context of war and recovery. Key achievements included progress in regulatory and legislative work, in particular the adoption of government decisions on compensation for business losses, war risk insurance, the reservation of employees of critically important enterprises in frontline regions, as well as the adoption of the Law of Ukraine “On Public-Private Partnership”. The Committee paid special attention to developing structured dialogue with public authorities and international partners on investment, economic recovery, and the implementation of the Ukraine Facility and the Ukraine Investment Framework. International engagement of Ukrainian business was also strengthened through participation in key international events on Ukraine’s recovery and the organisation of the Committee’s own thematic events. In addition, throughout the year the Committee prepared and presented practical analytical materials and policy proposals to support business, particularly in frontline regions and areas bordering the EU. In 2026, the Committee plans to focus on further work on legislative initiatives, protection of property rights, development of public-private partnerships, cooperation with international financial institutions, and greater involvement of business in Ukraine’s recovery processes.

On 19 December 2025, the wrap-up meeting of the European Business Association’s Committee on Ukraine’s Recovery took place. During the meeting, participants reviewed the Committee’s activities in 2025, discussed key areas of work for 2026, and announced the results of the elections to the Committee’s Board.

Vitalii Ovsiiuk (ODEK) was elected Chair of the Ukraine Recovery Committee. The Board also includes Alla Savchenko (BDO Ukraine), Andrii Fedorov (City Capital Group), Illia Velychko (NEST), Nataliia Kushniruk (CMS Ukraine), Oksana Cherinko (EY), Olha Balytska (PwC), and Andrii Pryplavko (GORODOK Gallery).

In 2025, the Committee focused on shaping a favourable regulatory environment for business in the context of war and recovery. Key achievements included progress in regulatory and legislative work, in particular the adoption of government decisions on compensation for business losses, war risk insurance, the reservation of employees of critically important enterprises in frontline regions, as well as the adoption of the Law of Ukraine “On Public-Private Partnership”.

The Committee paid special attention to developing structured dialogue with public authorities and international partners on investment, economic recovery, and the implementation of the Ukraine Facility and the Ukraine Investment Framework. International engagement of Ukrainian business was also strengthened through participation in key international events on Ukraine’s recovery and the organisation of the Committee’s own thematic events.

In addition, throughout the year the Committee prepared and presented practical analytical materials and policy proposals to support business, particularly in frontline regions and areas bordering the EU.

In 2026, the Committee plans to focus on further work on legislative initiatives, protection of property rights, development of public-private partnerships, cooperation with international financial institutions, and greater involvement of business in Ukraine’s recovery processes.

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