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ReBuild Ukraine’s investment programme gives industry several parallel entry points

The 12-13 November agenda connects investment, defence cooperation and infrastructure through distinct sessions. Room, time and ticket category matter more than treating the fair as a single funding opportunity.

Archive venue context: Warsaw EXPO XXI, photographed by Adrian Grycuk on 26 April 2020, with perspective correction by Jacek Halicki. Existing full-frame resized rendition, CC BY-SA 3.0 PL. This is not a photograph of the November 2026 conference or evidence of agreements signed there.
ReBuild Ukraine’s investment programme gives industry several parallel entry points
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Archive venue context: Warsaw EXPO XXI, photographed by Adrian Grycuk on 26 April 2020, with perspective correction by Jacek Halicki. Existing full-frame resized rendition, CC BY-SA 3.0 PL. This is not a photograph of the November 2026 conference or evidence of agreements signed there. Adrian Grycuk; perspective correction by Jacek Halicki / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 PL · Image source · Licence

The current EU-Ukraine Investment Conference programme at ReBuild Ukraine gives industrial teams a more useful planning map than the broad construction-and-energy label alone. An EDIP and Ukraine Facility information session, a drone workshop and a dual-use investment panel sit in different parts of the 12 November agenda. Workshops continue on 13 November.

The conference forms part of the sixth ReBuild Ukraine Construction & Energy exhibition at EXPO XXI, Prądzyńskiego 12/14, Warsaw, on 12-13 November. This briefing updates the programme detail after our September event notice.

The organiser labels the agenda as a draft subject to change. A valid exhibition entrance ticket is required for on-site conference participation, and some sessions have category restrictions. A programme listing confirms a planned discussion, not an investment decision, an award or unrestricted admission.

12 November: check overlaps before choosing a room

The Hall ONYX information session on EDIP and Ukraine Facility Pillar II is scheduled for 12:30-13:15. The same hall’s drone-ecosystem workshop is listed for 13:00-14:30. These published times overlap by 15 minutes; the draft does not explain the overlap. Readers should confirm the final running order rather than assume seamless attendance at both.

The Hall Ukraine panel on dual-use investment and defence-industrial cooperation is listed for 15:00-16:00. At 15:00-16:30, Room D hosts a municipal-finance workshop restricted to the VH and VD ticket categories. Being inside the exhibition does not by itself establish access to that workshop.

Selected sessions from the draft EU-Ukraine Investment Conference programme, 12-13 November 2026, checked 6 November. All times CET. ONYX entries overlap 13:00-13:15 in the published draft and require confirmation. Other parallel sessions are not shown. Exhibition tickets and session-category restrictions apply; this is a planning diagram, not a funding or admission guarantee.
Selected sessions from the draft EU-Ukraine Investment Conference programme, 12-13 November 2026, checked 6 November. All times CET. ONYX entries overlap 13:00-13:15 in the published draft and require confirmation. Other parallel sessions are not shown. Exhibition tickets and session-category restrictions apply; this is a planning diagram, not a funding or admission guarantee.MSSG.news / original sourced diagram · Source

13 November: infrastructure and supply chains

Room B’s critical-infrastructure systems workshop runs from 09:30 to 11:00. In parallel, Room C hosts the European Flagship Fund session. Room C then turns to critical raw materials for European defence and EU-Ukraine value chains from 11:15 to 12:45, followed by AI for reconstruction from 13:30 to 15:00.

These are different commercial conversations: infrastructure systems, investment structures, material supply and digital reconstruction. Our assessment is that a team gains more by choosing the relevant counterpart and session than by assuming all investment-labelled items offer the same financing route.

A programme is useful preparation, not an award notice

For a company preparing meetings, the practical output is a shortlist of sessions, rooms and questions about the intended project. The public agenda does not settle an individual firm’s eligibility under EDIP or the Ukraine Facility, provide a specific funding award, or prove that a proposed partnership will be signed.

Use the organiser’s current programme and admission information to confirm timing and ticket conditions. Several sessions run in parallel, and some participants remain to be confirmed. Planned signing items must be reported as plans until the agreements and their actual scope can be verified after the event.

Sources & context

  1. ReBuild Ukraine: EU-Ukraine Investment Conference draft programme, checked 6 November 2026 ↗
  2. ReBuild Ukraine: official sixth-edition event and admission information ↗

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