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Warsaw, Poland, is hosting the 2nd international exhibition and conference, ReBuild Ukraine, on 14-15 November, marking a pivotal moment in the efforts to reconstruct the war-torn nation of Ukraine. This crucial event, powered by Energy, draws a significant spotlight on infrastructure, industry, energy, and housing – key areas in the rebuilding process.
Suneeta Johal, the CEO of the CEA (Construction Equipment Association), will be in attendance, representing both the CEA and its members, Johal’s participation highlights the UK’s commitment to Ukraine’s rebuilding efforts. Her presence is part of the larger UK Pavilion (CEA stand 1-B-18), hosted by the Department of Business & Trade (DBT), reflecting a unified front from the United Kingdom in support of Ukraine’s restoration.
“Our presence at ReBuild Ukraine is a testament to the CEA’s commitment to playing a pivotal role in Ukraine’s reconstruction. It is important for us to represent our members here, to showcase what our members have to offer, and to contribute to the global conversation on rebuilding infrastructure sustainably.”
The exhibiton-conference is set against the backdrop of Ukraine’s dire need for reconstruction, following the devastating impacts of conflict on its infrastructure and energy sectors. Visitors and guests at ReBuild Ukraine will see a unique exposition of construction technologies, equipment, and materials, all crucial to the country’s rebuilding process. The exhibition will showcase green technologies and the global achievements of the construction and energy industries, highlighting the move towards sustainability in the reconstruction efforts.
One of the conference’s central themes is the restoration of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Discussions will revolve around energy security, the decentralisation of energy generation, and the development of green energy. These topics are critical as Ukraine seeks not only to rebuild but also to transform its energy sector, aligning with broader global trends towards sustainable and renewable energy sources.
The CEA’s sister association, the Committee for European Construction Equipment (CECE), is also in attendance, amplifying the event’s significance and the collective European effort in supporting Ukraine’s reconstruction.
The international conference is also a platform for collaboration, bringing together representatives from Ukrainian and foreign governments, as well as businesses, to address the multifaceted challenges of rebuilding. This collaborative approach is vital in formulating future plans for Ukraine, particularly in its ambition to become a European energy hub. The conference’s discussions and outcomes are expected to have far-reaching implications, not just for Ukraine but for the broader European energy landscape.
As the world watches, the ReBuild Ukraine conference in Warsaw is more than just an exhibition of technologies and a series of discussions. It is a beacon of hope and a testament to international solidarity. The involvement of global leaders, businesses, and organisations like the CEA and CECE, led by figures like Suneeta Johal, is a powerful reminder of the collective responsibility to support nations in crisis and the potential of collaborative efforts in facing global challenges.
ReBuild Ukraine is not just about the physical reconstruction of a nation; it’s about laying the foundation for a sustainable and resilient future. The conference in Warsaw is a pivotal step in this journey, one that promises to contribute significantly to Ukraine’s recovery and its role in the global energy landscape. As such, it is a beacon of hope and resilience, showcasing the power of international cooperation in the face of adversity.
Source: CEA (Construction Equipment Association) Press