During the first Ukrainian-Japanese Economic Forum dedicated to the reconstruction of Ukraine, both countries signed 29 agreements aimed at implementing joint projects in key sectors. Areas of cooperation include the agro-industrial complex, food industry, infrastructure, construction, green industrial recovery, technologies, and innovations.
This is reported by Finway
New Investment Projects for Ukraine
Within the framework of the forum, the Japanese company Fujita Corporation reached an agreement with the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine to support a project for the development of the supply chain for chilled and frozen products. According to the plan, the creation of modern infrastructure and the development of distribution channels are envisaged, which will contribute to strengthening food security and developing the agricultural sector.
Japanese Investors Interested in Cooperation
The Ukrainian delegation held a series of meetings with representatives of leading Japanese industry organizations and companies. The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) emphasized the willingness of businesses to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Ukraine. Investors showed particular interest in the areas of critical infrastructure, energy, and high technologies.
Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Taras Kachka reported that agreements worth nearly $1 billion were signed between businesses during the forum in Japan.
These agreements create new opportunities for the reconstruction and modernization of the Ukrainian economy with the participation of Japanese partners and will contribute to attracting investments in strategically important sectors.