Ukraine Recovery Conference in Tallinn shifts focus due to intensified Russian attacks

The Ukraine Recovery Conference 2027, which will take place on 28-29 January in Tallinn, will focus less on recovery and more on resilience.

Source: a joint statement by the governments of Ukraine and Estonia published on the Estonian government's website, as reported by European Pravda

Details: The governments of both countries believe that the conference should serve as a platform to mobilise international support for Ukraine. Given the circumstances, international partners must focus on ensuring Ukraine's resilience in the face of Russian attacks.

Quote: "Ukraine needs the strongest possible support from its international partners, coordinated efforts and swift decisions. Resources are needed immediately to address the challenges at hand: protecting the energy sector, keeping the economy functioning, ensuring connectivity and maintaining transport and critical infrastructure."

Details: The governments of Estonia and Ukraine expect the conference to yield concrete solutions, clear financial commitments and assistance mechanisms that can be deployed as early as this winter.

The ministries of economy and foreign affairs of both countries have been designated as responsible for preparation and have already been instructed to accelerate work to achieve tangible practical results.

Background:

• On 26 June, following the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026, which took place in the Polish city of Gdańsk, Estonia took over as the next host.
• The Austrian capital may become the next venue for the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2028.

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