The Victor Pinchuk Foundation, during the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos in January 2025, will not only organize the traditional Ukrainian breakfast and co-organize the Ukrainian House, but will also present a new project titled "Your Country Above All – Win with Us," the Foundation announced in a press release on Friday.
"If Ukraine falls, you will soon find yourself in danger – your economy, well-being, and your ability to live as you wish will be at risk. While Ukraine's victory will deter aggressors worldwide, it reveals Ukraine's potential as a partner, demonstrating that people can choose their own future," the project's concept explains.
It is emphasized that for nearly three years, Ukrainians have been fighting not only for their independence but also for the security of Europe, the West, and the entire world, freedom, and Western values. Ukraine's victory over Russian aggression is a key interest for international partners, making strong support from them entirely pragmatic.
The project combines a discussion program where world leaders, thinkers, and activists will analyze the geopolitical and other global consequences of the war in Ukraine, and an exhibition showcasing the world at a turning point. Among the discussion's objectives is to answer the question of the resolve to continue resisting aggression and to demonstrate the vast assets and resources of Ukraine that can make Europe, the West, and the world safer, stronger, and freer.
The "Your Country Above All – Win with Us" project is organized by the Pinchuk Foundation and PinchukArtCentre in collaboration with the Office of the President of Ukraine.
It is also specified that the Ukrainian breakfast in Davos will take place on January 23, 2025, and the co-organizers of the Ukrainian House, which will operate from January 20 to 23, include the Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund and Horizon Capital.
In 2024, POLITICO recognized the Ukrainian House in Davos with the exhibition "Deciding Your Tomorrow," organized by the Pinchuk Foundation, as the best pavilion.