“In Davos, the Ukrainian event Your country above all else — win with us — live broadcast of the discussion continues in Davos January 21, 18:17 Share: The Ukrainian House at the International Economic Forum in Davos in 2024 was recognized as the best pavilion at the World Economic Forum according to Politico (Photo: Victor Pinchuk Foundation via Facebook) During the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos in 2025, except for the traditional Ukrainian one”, — write on: ua.news
The Ukrainian House at the International Economic Forum in Davos in 2024 was recognized as the best pavilion at the World Economic Forum according to Politico (Photo: Victor Pinchuk Foundation via Facebook)
During the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos in 2025, in addition to the traditional Ukrainian breakfast in Davos, the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation presents the project Your country above all – Win with us.
According to the concept of the project, “your country above all else” is only valid as a priority for each country, but “for the future of your country, you must win with us — with the Ukrainians,” because it is not only about helping Ukraine and defending principles, the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation announced on the eve of the launch of the project, which took place in Davos on January 21.
“Your own fate depends on the outcome in Ukraine. Because if Ukraine falls, you will quickly find yourself in danger – your economy, well-being, and your ability to live the way you want will be at risk. While Ukraine’s victory will deter aggressors around the world, reveal Ukraine’s potential as a partner, demonstrate that people can choose their own future,” says the concept of the project.
THE DISCUSSION IS LIVE
Food security in changing times
Moderators: Natalia Gumeniuk and Katrin Eigendorf
- Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Vitaliy Koval
- Rania Dagash-Kamara, Assistant Executive Director of the World Food Program
- Taras Kachka, Trade Representative of Ukraine — Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine
Project Your country above all – Win with us combines a current discussion program and an exhibition that conveys emotional urgency and evokes powerful emotions, showing the world at a breaking point, the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation notes.
During the discussion program, world political leaders, thinkers and activists analyze the geopolitical and other global consequences of the war in Ukraine. The panelists explore the question of whether Ukraine and its allies can muster the resolve to do exactly what is needed.
The program demonstrates the huge assets and resources of Ukraine, thanks to which Europe, the West and the world can be safer, stronger and freer, able to face global threats together and enable citizens to be happy.
The project Your country above all — Win with us is organized by the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation and PinchukArtCentre in cooperation with the Office of the President of Ukraine.
The discussions and exhibition of the project Your country above all – Win with us are held at the address Promenade 59, Davos, in the space shared with the Ukrainian House, and is an additional event on the occasion of the annual World Economic Forum.
The Victor Pinchuk Foundation also organizes a traditional Ukrainian breakfast in Davos and will once again co-organize the Ukrainian House in Davos.
Details of the discussion program of the project “Your country above all else – Win with us” are available at winwithua.org
The Ukrainian breakfast in Davos, which will be held on January 23, 2025, is a traditional private event organized by the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation and the EastOne company on the occasion of the annual World Economic Forum.
The Ukrainian House in Davos is organized by the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation, Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund and Horizon Capital.
In 2024, Politico recognized the Ukrainian House in Davos with the Deciding Your Tomorrow exhibition, organized by the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation, as the best pavilion. At the exhibition in Davos in 2024, a map of Russian war crimes was presented (Russian War Crimes), as well as TikTok videos by Ukrainian bloggers about people who live, finding joy, love and moments of happiness despite constant threats.