REBUILD UKRAINE – THE SWEDISH PAVILION

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13–14 NOVEMBER 2025, WARSAW

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On 13–14 November in Warsaw, the Swedish Pavilion will bring together Swedish companies, authorities, and organizations to connect with international partners, decision-makers, and investors in construction, energy, infrastructure, green tech, smart cities, and financing.

The Swedish Pavilion is organized by the Business for Ukraine initiative, led by Forever Sustainable and Ny Teknik in close collaboration with the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Business Sweden, and the Swedish Energy Agency.

Join the delegation and secure your place alongside more than 30 Swedish companies showcasing innovation, sustainability, and long-term solutions for Ukraine’s recovery.

BE PART OF EUROPE’S LEADING PLATFORM TO REBUILD UKRAINE.

A panel of eight people sits on stage at a conference with a large screen behind them displaying the words 'Intergovernmental Press Briefing' and a logo for Rebuild Ukraine, construction, and energy.
Logo of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine with stylized blue and yellow check marks.
European Commission logo with a blue flag featuring yellow stars, and stylized building shapes on either side, with text 'European Commission' underneath.
Logo of the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine with the Ukrainian trident symbol and text.
Logo of Business Sweden, the Swedish Trade & Investment Council, featuring a stylized flag with three crowns and text on a dark blue background.
Logo of the National Association of Extractive Industries of Ukraine with stylized waves in orange, blue, turquoise, and black.
Logo of the Ukrainian Wind Energy Association featuring a wind turbine and the acronym UWEA
Logo of the Solar Energy Association of Ukraine, featuring a stylized sun and text.
Logo of the Confederation of Builders of Ukraine (CBU) with text and blue and yellow accents.
Logo of the Ukrvodokanalgeologiya Association, featuring a circular design with a central illustration of a tube or pipe and mountain outlines.
Logo of the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine with a trident symbol and blue and yellow text
Close-up of a red and black logo on a white background.
Logo with three navy blue crowns and the lowercase letters 'e' and 'k' with the 'n' partially visible.
The logo of SWECO, a consulting company, featuring the word 'SWECO' in bold black letters and a stylized human figure with outstretched arms above a geometric shape.
Swedish government agency logo with a shield, a crown, and the word 'Regeringskansliet'.

INVEST IN UKRAINE. REBUILD THE FUTURE.

  • The Swedish Pavilion, organized by the Business for Ukraine initiative together with Forever Sustainable, Ny Teknik, the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Business Sweden, and the Swedish Energy Agency, offers Swedish companies a unique platform to engage in one of Europe’s most significant economic projects of our time.

  • Ukraine’s reconstruction is already estimated at hundreds of billions of euros and is projected to exceed one trillion in the coming years. This creates unparalleled opportunities in construction, energy, manufacturing, transport, housing, smart cities, green technology, and financing. Swedish expertise in sustainability, quality, and innovation is in high demand — and the Swedish Pavilion will highlight exactly that.

  • At ReBuild Ukraine, Swedish participants will meet directly with Ukrainian ministries, municipalities, and businesses to understand specific needs and priorities. Preparatory services ensure that companies arrive well equipped: with pre-scheduled meetings, tailored briefings, and advisory support on financing mechanisms and market entry.

  • Swedish industry is globally recognized for reliability, advanced technology, and sustainable solutions. Ukraine is determined to build back better — greener, smarter, and more resilient — creating a natural match for Swedish companies seeking long-term partnerships.

  • ReBuild Ukraine is not only about business — it is also about solidarity. By joining the Swedish Pavilion, companies can both expand their business horizons and contribute to Europe’s collective effort to support Ukraine in the face of Russia’s ongoing aggression.

    Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis, and demand is high. Swedish companies and organizations ready to take on an active role in Ukraine’s reconstruction are encouraged to secure their place as soon as possible.

Man speaking into a microphone while holding a large camera lens at an event with a blue sign that says 'Sweden' and 'Sverige' in the background. Several people are standing behind him.
A panel of five people seated on stage during a conference, with a blue background and partial white text.
A woman in formal attire is cutting a yellow ribbon at a Sweden booth during a conference or exhibition. The background includes a blue wall with 'Sweden' and 'Sverige' written on it, and other attendees and booths are visible in the background.
Diana Janse, the State Secretary for International Development Cooperation from Sweden, speaking at a conference on construction and energy at the Rebuild Ukraine event in Warsaw, Poland, November 13-14, 2024. She is standing at a podium with a large
Group of professionals having a discussion at a conference or networking event, all wearing name badges and formal attire.
Group of professionally dressed people talking at a conference or event, with badges around their necks.
Panel of seven people sitting on stage at the Intergovernmental Conference.
Oleksii Sobolev speaking at a conference stage with a large screen behind him showing his name and title as First Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine. The screen also displays the Ukraine flag and the event logo "Rebuild Ukraine" with the date Nove
Person taking a photo of a blue sign with logos of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine and Made in Ukraine, at an event or conference.
The president of Ukraine sitting at a desk with a Ukrainian flag in the background, wearing a brown jacket.

“The recovery of Ukraine is becoming the largest economic project in Europe of our time. It is already estimated at hundreds of billions of dollars, and with the urgent need to modernize Ukrainian infrastructure alongside security assistance, we are speaking of more than a trillion USD.

Infrastructure funds will find a large number of projects in airports and in the construction of new roads and bridges. Real estate funds will see a market with hundreds of millions of square meters of new housing, offices, logistics centers, and industrial parks. Banks and financial institutions can enter a huge lending market for all these projects in Ukraine. Insurance companies will also be able to create new offers, adapted to the specific conditions and risks of our region.”

Volodymyr Zelenskyi, President of Ukraine.