The war drags on: what 2024 holds for Ukraine and the world – NV event
NV is hosting its traditional annual event “Ukraine and the world in 2024”, scheduled to take place on Dec. 21. at 16:00 in Kyiv.
Panelists this year include the First Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economy of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko, Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba, co-owner of Nova Poshta Vyacheslav Klymov, President of Kyivstar Oleksandr Komarov, Chairman of the Board of PrivatBank Gerhard Bösch, CEO of DTEK Dmytro Saharuk, SBU Colonel Roman Kostenko, and others.
The discussions will be moderated by NV's Editor-in-Chief Vitaliy Sych and investment banker Serhiy Fursa.
Over the past seven years, NV has actively conducted lectures and panel discussions, which have featured American historian Francis Fukuyama, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink, American-Swedish economist Anders Åslund, co-author of the bestseller “Why nations fail” James Robinson, and others.
Ukrainians are entering 2024 with mixed and complex feelings. Despite belief in victory, it becomes apparent — the war is dragging on. What dramatic challenges will emerge before us? What should we prepare for? What should Ukraine and the world expect from 2024?
A special issue of NV magazine under an exclusive patronage of The Economist will also be released.
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