Rishi Sunak, Britain’s Prime Minister, is calling on businesses and investors at a summit in London with the goal gaining support for Ukraine to aid its recovery.
The International Ukraine Recovery Conference 2023 is Sunak’s stage to urge those in the private sector to help make the war-torn country more technologically advanced and financially stronger.
Commenting on the drive for investment, PM Sunak said:
“Ukraine’s bravery on the battlefield must be matched by the vision of the private sector to help the country rebuild and recover. Time and time again, Ukraine has shown its ability to rapidly harness innovation and creativity, and I know its recovery will be no different.”
He added that the war has devastated livelihoods and businesses in Ukraine, but stated that it had not destroyed the determination and ingenuity of the nation’s people.
From individual investors to companies, those seeking to support government ambitions often seek out independent financial advice in Chester, Manchester and other key UK cities. As independent financial advisors (IFAs), wealth managers are often called upon for a consultation to clearly explain the potential returns and risks involved in a specific venture.
The summit involves over 1,000 foreign dignitaries from 61 nations, as well as international investors and business chiefs. Joint-hosted by Ukraine and the United Kingdom, the summit’s purpose is to unlock the potential of support from the private sector with the aim of rebuilding Ukraine.
The last time the annual summit was held was in Lugano, Switzerland last year in July.
