Scenarios and perspectives. How Ukraine will change by 2050 – live broadcast of the NV event

On November 14, a new NV event is taking place in Kyiv “Ukraine 2050. Dialogues about the future.”

China will become the world’s largest economy. India will be able to overtake the US. The share of the EU in world GDP will fall to 10%. Developing countries will dominate. The world economy will double. The average temperature of the Earth will reach its peak value. The population will cross the mark of 9 billion people. America will assemble a global coalition to manage AI that surpasses human intelligence.

Russia’s war against Ukraine has canceled many forecasts. The barbaric past once again encroached on the progressive future. A turning point. A historical turn. Black swan. A paradigm shift. But the fierce struggle of Ukraine against Russia again threw the cards and created new scenarios.

NV organizes a great brainstorming session and becomes the largest independent platform for discussing the future of Ukraine, preparing it from various angles — from security and economic development to quality of life.

Where are we now and where should we go?

Among the speakers: the EU Ambassador to Ukraine Katarina MaternovaAmbassador of Great Britain to Ukraine Martin HarrisCanada’s ambassador to Ukraine Natalka Tsmotsjournalist Vitaly Portnikovpresident of KSE Timofey Mylovanovcommander of the 13th brigade of NSU Charter Ihor ObolenskyiAmbassador of Germany to Ukraine Martin EgErchairman of the board of the NAK Naftogaz of Ukraine Oleksiy ChernyshovDeputy Minister of Education and Science in Ukraine Mykhailo Vynnytskyi and others.

As part of the event, there will be a presentation of a sociological study by Gradus Research and NV on how Ukrainians see their future.

Join the dialogue about development, people and the thirst for change.

Participation in an offline event by registration. All the details on how to get to the event, search here

Over the past seven years, NV has been actively holding lectures and discussion panels, in the framework of which the American historian Francis Fukuyama, the US ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink, the American-Swedish economist Anders Aslund, the co-author of the bestseller Why Nations Decline James Robinson and others have already spoken.

How was the meeting “Dialogues about the future. The European path of Ukraine” – see here.