Polish companies' participation in rebuilding Ukraine requires systemic preparations

Experts from the security industry discussed the plans for rebuilding Ukraine from post-war ruins during a meeting of the ASIS International Poland Chapter – an international organization that for over 50 years has been working for education in the field of business security.

"The risk associated with rebuilding Ukraine is very high. It is too early to talk about it. It is a perfect time because Western governments and companies have experience in similar reconstruction processes. It is clear to everyone that this needs to be discussed before the war is even over," Pawel Kowal, former deputy foreign minister, said.

The post-war reconstruction of Ukraine was one of the main topics of the recent World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The country's current online president Volodymyr Zelenski said that repairing the damage and the economy after the war will require about $5 billion a month. The European Commission and the UN, among others, are already preparing for this scenario.

(Newseria)