Here you will find important contacts, as well as development cooperation offers that support companies.
The war of aggression in Ukraine has everyone in Europe on edge and has an impact far beyond the borders of the EU. Many companies with business relationships in the region are nevertheless trying to preserve them. One important aspect are the regional economic linkages between the countries of the Eastern Partnership – such as Armenia, Georgia and Moldova – and the EU. In addition to humanitarian aid, rebuilding critical infrastructure also plays a central role in supporting the region. What concrete contribution can companies make in this respect?
Development cooperation has at its disposal a broad network of contacts in Ukraine and the countries of the Eastern Partnership. In addition to the GIZ and DEG offices, the EU and other actors offer specific services to help support companies.
The Agency for Business and Economic Development, as a central point of contact for the Federal Ministry Economic Cooperation and Development, provides an overview of the most important players and contacts in the field of development cooperation. The Ukraine InfoDesk can give you information about concrete services and activities, relevant tenders and events, and support companies by offering free-of-charge advice and networking.
Find the right contact persons, get the latest information, make contacts: the most important actors of the network for Ukraine and Eastern Partnership countries in an overview.
Ukraine and its neighboring countries are important partners - not only for the German economy. You can find an overview of initiatives sorted by the most important sectors here.
New business partners, suppliers and traders: online matchmaking platforms connect German, European and Ukrainian businesses looking for B2B cooperations.
Financing for projects in Georgia or Armenia, support programs for companies active in Ukraine - the German government has a range of offers for the business community.
Donations, material goods, emergency aid: how can companies support the people in Ukraine? You can find the most important addresses for committed business here.
The framework conditions for trade and transport have changed since the war in Ukraine began. Accordingly, there have been adjustments to the legislation in Ukraine in consideration of the current situation. The German-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has compiled a list of all relevant legal changes and regulatory instruments of the past months.
The information sheet of the Federal Association of Shipping and Logistics provides general clarification for companies confronted with questions if insurance law pertaining to all matters related to shipping and logistics following the Russian attack on Ukraine. More detailed information is available on the DSLV website.
As the most important contact for German and European countries, Germany Trade & Invest provides important information and keeps you posted on everything you need to know about customs regulations, and other relevant matters.
The country analyses regularly offer competent assessments in their free-of-charge subscriptions about current political, economic, social and cultural developments in the eastern part of Central Europe, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The reports are authored and published by distinguished academics.
Useful economic policy info for small and medium sized enterprises around Ukraine and other countries of the region are regularly published on the website of German Economic Team (GET). On behalf of BMWK, GET carries out economic policy advisory work for the governments in Ukraine, Moldova, Kosovo, Armenia, Georgia and Uzbekistan. Since the end of February 2022, there has been a special focus on Ukraine.
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