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Last week in Washington DC the “Doing Business in Ukraine”<\/strong><\/a> conference organized by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (<\/strong>CSIS<\/strong><\/a>)<\/strong> brought together Ukrainian leaders from the private sector and government, along with representatives from multinational companies, the Biden Administration, and the U.S. Congress. The aim was to discuss business and trade opportunities between Ukraine and the U.S. as well as G-7 allies. The conference drew insights from the work of the CSIS Ukraine Economic Reconstruction Commission, which seeks to create a policy framework guiding Ukraine’s economic modernization and transformation.<\/p>\n The topics for discussion were:<\/strong><\/p>\n Vira Savchenko, the CEO of BDO in Ukraine, and a Member of the Board of the Ukraine Recovery Committee<\/a>at the European Business Association (EBA<\/a>), was one of the panelists in the discussion titled \u201cDigital & Technology: Rebuilding Digital Infrastructure\u201d<\/strong>. The panel also featured Ambassador Kristjan Prikk<\/strong>, Estonian Ambassador to the United States, Andrea Missori<\/strong>, Head of Customer Unit Southeast Mediterranean and Eurasia and President of Ericsson Italy, and Maksym Shkilov<\/strong>, Adviser to the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.<\/p>\n As a representative of the private sector in Ukraine, Vira Savchenko discussed the current investment opportunities in Ukraine and how BDO in Ukraine can provide assistance. She highlighted that BDO in Ukraine’s experts regularly update the Investors Guide for Ukraine\u2019s Reconstruction<\/a> and emphasized the Interactive Investment Map of Ukraine<\/a>developed by EBA<\/a>, for which she assists in selecting projects.<\/p>\n The discussion also delved into the present telecommunications landscape in Ukraine.<\/p>\n A few takeaways from the discussion:<\/strong><\/p>\n – 42 000+ Starlinks provides uninterrupted communication in Ukraine (including the front line)<\/p>\n – 1\u00a0700+ base stations were restored by mobile operators<\/p>\n – 1,5 million Ukrainians used national roaming every day during blackouts<\/p>\n – 5+ million Ukrainian refugees are in contact with their families in Ukraine at affordable rates.<\/p>\n To <\/span>watch <\/span>the video of full discussion on this topic, please, <\/span>click <\/span>on the image below.<\/span><\/p>\n\n
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