These are the private sector’s involvement, the regional dimension, European integration, and human capital development, said the Italian Ambassador to Ukraine Carlo Formosa. According to him, Italy seeks to define concrete results for each area in close cooperation with Ukraine and with the support of other international donors. Particular attention will be paid to cross-cutting themes and strategic reconstruction sectors, such as energy, infrastructure, the defense industry, and agribusiness. In Italy, companies from both countries are expected to sign significant contracts that will increase the role of Italian production in supporting Ukraine’s prosperous future.
The Conference on the Reconstruction of Ukraine will be held on July 10-11 2025 in Rome and attended by heads of state and government from 77 countries, totaling approximately 1,800 participants. About 500 companies will be invited, including 150 from Germany, 150 from Ukraine, and 200 from other countries.
Formosa also named the reforms that the G7 expects from Ukraine, such as strengthening the rule of law and transparency, eradicating corruption, and improving public administration.