On November 13-14, at the fourth international exhibition and conference ReBuild Ukraine Construction & Energy in Warsaw, Lviv City Council presented key investment projects aimed at developing the city’s infrastructure and supporting Ukrainians affected by russian aggression.

While participating in the Marathon of Communities, Andriy Pavliv, Head of the Investment and Projects Office, presented the construction of the Unbroken Surgical Building, which is to provide quality treatment for military and civilians injured by the war.

At the AID & DEVELOPMENT MEETUP, Inna Svystun, Director of the Economic Development Department, presented a social housing project in cooperation with the European Commission.

Other priorities include constructing a tram line to the Unbroken Center, the Senior Center, a crematorium, and the development of an Eco Hub.

The Lviv delegation held meetings with Business France, SwedFund, and Deloitte, as well as with the American foundation Birds for Sofia, Inc. Together with the foundation, they have already visited the St. Nicholas Children’s Hospital to discuss the treatment needs of children with rare genetic diseases.

ReBuild Ukraine-2024 has brought together 16 Ukrainian communities and international partners to rebuild the country.