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On June 27th Canada Ukraine Chamber of Commerce hosted the 17th CUCC Annual Golf Tournament at Lionhead Golf and Country Club. We would like to thank all of the participants, who despite the rainy weather showed up and made the tournament a huge success. We raised over $21,000 for Unite With Ukraine and Rebuild Ukraine Conference 2023.
Congratulations to the winners of the tournament Mark Cerkownyk, Eugene Cerkownyk, Al Galvez and Michael Wertelecky!
On June 13th, 2023 CUCC President Zenon Potichny had a pleasure of attending Global Energy Show and speaking at a panel dedicated to the Rebuilding of Ukraine’s Energy Sector alongside Denis Kudin and Natalia Grebeniuk, EMBA, moderated by Ron Hoffmann. Panelists discussed Ukraine’s upstream potential in energy systems, gas transportation and storage systems, Ukrainian petroleum market and who will substitute existing monopolists.
It was great to see Ukrainian representation by Ukrnafta and Eleks at the Ukrainian Pavilion on the exhibition floor.
We would like to thank Global Energy Show organizers dmg events, David Ghoris, Joel Smith for their support and opportunity to present Ukraine’s potential at the conference, and Petro Petrenko from Embassy of Ukraine in Canada for facilitating this participation.
May 19, 2023, the First Ukrainian-American Forum War Time Economy took place in Kyiv. Over 500 participants from both the United States and Ukraine, including
CUCC’s Vice President Yuriy Kryvosheya and Deputy Director for Ukraine Alla Turos participated in the event. The key topics of discussion were demining the territories of
Ukraine, conflict risk insurance, attraction of investor and creation of favorable conditions for investors. According to the Minister of Defense Oleksii Reznikov, the scale of the mined
territories of Ukraine as for now is comparable to the area of the state of Florida in the USA. The Canadian-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce continues to participate in activities aimed
at rebuilding and strengthening partnership relations with all organizations interested in the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine.
We thank the organizers and partners from AmCham USUBC American Institute in Ukraine for the organization, moderation and the opportunity to participate.
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On May 16, 2023 CUCC Deputy Director for Ukraine Alla Turos attended forum-workshop “Reconstruction in Action” which was held in Kyiv. At the forum local communities from Ukrainian cities that suffered from the Russian invasion presented implemented reconstruction projects. The main goal of the forum was to share information about recovery of communities after the de-occupation and ceasefire in their territory.
The mayor of Mykolaiv city Oleksandr Sienkevych was among the speakers. According to the city council, working on projects to restore infrastructure destroyed by the war, the people of Mykolaiv are implementing the best
experience of the European countries — Poland, Denmark, Germany, and Italy. Such cooperation is already bringing real results. The city receives tangible help in the implementation of the short-term projects to restore the
objects of the social infrastructure and the sphere of life support, as well as in the thorough preparation of large-scale post-war reconstruction. With the support of the European Economic Commission of the United Nations, a new
Mykolaiv city master plan is being developed. The Plan will become a base for revival of Mykolaiv and will determine direction of the city’s development for the coming decades.
Vadym Tokar, the Head of the village of Makariv, presented the recently implemented project as part of the cooperation between the KSE Foundation, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, Kyiv Regional Military Administration and the KP Makarov Primary Care Centerof the ISR for the complete reconstruction of the Makarov dispensary, which was completely destroyed by rocket fire on March 28, 2022. The newly built dispensary is a great example of the implementation of the “Build back better” principle, which is taken as a basis for the
reconstruction of Ukraine.
The Irpin community was represented at the event by the Mayor Oleksandr Markushyn and Chairman of the Irpin Investment Council, founder of the Irpin Reconstruction Summit project, Volodymyr Karpluk. Mr. Karpluk presented the “Irpin Community Recovery Plan for 2022-2033”. This document describes the analysis and state of the destruction, provides clear figures with a specific list of house addresses, the number of residents and the cost of reconstruction, presents projects for the reconstruction of social facilities and an investment plan. More details about the project here https://irpinhelp.com/en/irpin-reconstruction-summit/
On May 11th, 2023 CUCC Vice President Yuriy Kryvosheya and Communications Manager Alla Turos participated in a wonderful initiative organized by International Foundation “Victory Park” with support of Kyivzelenbud, and planted a cherry tree on behalf of CUCC & Toronto-Kyiv at the “Alley of International Support” on the Independence Square (Maidan Nezalezhnosti) in Kyiv to raise funds for medical assistance in the frontline territories in Ukraine, as well as for medical institutions & organizations that are every day engaged in dealing with numerous tough consequences of the ongoing war.
Seven cherry trees planted represent seven organizations from different countries that support Ukraine, and were planted by representatives of the United States, Canada, Lithuania and Israel. In the future, the United Kingdom, Poland and Germany will also join. Beside each tree there is a corresponding “nameplate” with the name of the country and organization, as well as a QR code for a project link with a possibility to donate funds.
These are not the first trees that were planted to raise funds for urgent needs arising during wartime. Previously, sycamore trees were planted to raise funds for the vital drug “Albumin”; poplar trees for FPV drones for the fighters of the Center of Special Operations of the Security Service of Ukraine “Alfa”; magnolias for the purchase of summer berets for female military personnel and cherry trees for high-tech equipment for the soldiers of the AZOV brigade. These & other “Victory Park” projects can be found here
We will feel honored & will be very grateful if you will have the chance to contribute to this initiative and have your name, quote, wish for Ukrainians inscribed on a plaque under a tree from Canada, planted in the heart of Ukraine. In order to participate in history making, simply follow the link to the donation page
Export Development Canada (EDC) is a Crown corporation dedicated to helping Canadian companies of all sizes succeed on the world stage by equipping them with tools they need – the trade knowledge, financial solutions, equity, insurance, and connections to grow their business with confidence.
EDC solutions include:
Capital – access to working capital and financing
Risk mitigation – insurance that lowers the risk of doing business abroad
Trade Knowledge – expertise to help companies make informed decisions
Global connections – relationships that connect Canadian and international companies and help both parties grow
With offices across Canada and around the world, EDC are close to the Canadian businesses they support and to the buyers in global markets that can connect Canadian exporters to international supply chains.
CUCC is looking forward to working with EDC on engaging and supporting Canadian businesses wishing to participate in the rebuilding and reconstruction of Ukraine.
We would like to congratulate one of CUCC’s longest standing members Caravan Group of Companies on their achievement of joining the list of Canada’s Best Managed Companies.
Through innovation, investment in its employees and optimization of company’s culture, Caravan Group of Companies has become one of the leaders in transportation industry in Canada.
Below, you will find Globe and Mail article about the history of Caravan Group of Companies and it’s road to success.
The topic of the evening was Post-War Ukraine: Security, Reconstruction, Recovery and New Order, and panelists discussed Canadian expertise, which will be useful during reconstruction period, importance of partnerships with Ukrainian and European companies, involvement of international organizations, as well as effective corruption fighting mechanisms.
We would like to thank Mr. Waschuk for joining us for this important discussion, which complements the Rebuild Ukraine Conference planned for November 2023.
The theme of this event was “Uniting for economic security: Why the EU-Canada partnership is essential” with three panels focusing on sustainability, raw materials and strategic EU-Canada partnerships.
Business Day featured opening remarks by Melita Gabric, Ambassador of the EU to Canada, Adrian Thomas, EUCCAN President and Perry Spitznagel, Vice-Chairman – Bennett Jones LLP, as well as a keynote speech by Kovaliv Yuliya, Ukraine’s Ambassador to Canada.
