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Announcement of the First Speakers for AGRO UKRAINE WEEK 2026

In less than a month, AGRO UKRAINE WEEK will kick off—a major international agricultural event that will bring together key stakeholders from Ukraine’s agricultural and food sectors, creating a dynamic platform for national dialogue, cooperation, development, and international partnership. This event is shaping a new chapter in the history of Ukraine’s agricultural sector.

The numbers speak for themselves: 12 events ; 7 , 000 participants ; 300 speakers; 160 exhibition booths ; 10 cultural events .

On June 17–19, 2026, representatives of the government, agribusiness, the farming community, international organizations, investors, scientists, and politicianswill gather at the Parkovy Exhibition and Convention Center to discuss key challenges and opportunities for Ukraine’s agricultural sector, European integration, food security, innovation, and the industry’s strategic development.

AGRO UKRAINE WEEK is a platform for forming new partnerships, fostering open dialogue between the government and business, finding effective solutions for the agricultural economy, and creating a shared vision for the future of Ukraine’s agri-industrial complex.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE FIRST SPEAKERS AT AGRO UKRAINE WEEK:

• Christopher Hansen — European Commissioner for Agriculture
• Yulia Svyrydenko — Prime Minister of Ukraine
• Georg von Nolcken — CEO of Continental Farmers Group
• Taras Kachka — Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine
• Taras Vysotsky — Deputy Minister of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture of Ukraine
• Bogdan Kryvitsky — Chief Operating Officer of IMC
• Serhiy Kravchuk — CEO of Gals Agro
• Hassan Mufid Khalawi — CEO of ELITE AGRO HOLDING
• Igor Kharchenko — Founder of AGRO UA INVESTMENT

And this is just the beginning!

The list of speakers is constantly being updated—stay tuned for updates and announcements from AGRO UKRAINE WEEK to be the first to learn about new participants, the event program, and key topics for the future of Ukraine’s agricultural sector.

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