Ukraine continues to actively engage international businesses in the reconstruction process. The Ministry of Communities and Territorial Development hosted the second meeting of the Japanese-Ukrainian business platform JUPITeR. The discussion was attended by representatives of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism of Japan, as well as 23 Japanese companies that are ready to work in Ukraine.
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Deputy Minister Maryna Denysiuk noted that cooperation with Japanese business would contribute to the effective reconstruction of the country. She stressed the importance of open mechanisms for investment, strategic planning and project management through the Single Project Pipeline (SPP) and the DREAM digital ecosystem.
Japanese companies presented their engineering, logistics and energy solutions that can be applied to Ukrainian infrastructure. The meeting participants also discussed the possibility of introducing Japanese practices in the restoration of housing and the urban environment.
Ukraine plans to engage even more private sector representatives to implement joint projects. Similar meetings will continue to expand the list of initiatives that Japanese investors can join.
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