The European Commission and Ukrainian authorities will host the EU-Ukraine Investment Conference in Warsaw on November 12-13, 2026, focusing on investment for Ukraine’s recovery, reconstruction and gradual integration into the EU Single Market. For the first time, the conference’s matchmaking programme will include meetings between businesses and government alongside meetings between companies, giving firms direct access to potential partners, financing institutions and public authorities.
Discussions will address how accession reforms, particularly on the rule of law, corporate governance and combating corruption, can improve the business climate and attract private investment. This focus comes after the opening in October of EU accession negotiations covering internal market and competitiveness policies, including financial services and capital movement. Investment priorities at the conference will include improving access to finance for small and medium-sized enterprises, strengthening the energy sector and supporting strategic industries, particularly technologies with both civilian and military uses.