Ukraine-Russia war and its long-term impact on the EU Affairs

Europe has been living in a new reality for the last few months. Russo-Ukrainian war has affected the global agenda and fueled shifts in political and socio-economical environments. Energy crises, recessions, and inflations are ubiquitous, and governments have yet to come up with solutions.

While some companies have already started talking about returning to Russia, the EU is lobbying for green legislation and mitigating the effects of the energy crisis on households. Countries have found a way to respond to individuals who warm up their houses more than 19 degrees, yet we do not see them reacting to companies staying in and returning to Russia.

In this panel, GR and PA experts will be revealing the changes occurring in the industry due to war, how Ukraine changed its priorities, and how it is coping with the energy crisis:

• Energy crisis: how businesses and governments collaborate to find the way through

• Sanctions on Russia: how do EU companies deal with the loss of the Russian market and clients?

• With the above two issues, is helping Ukraine through the war still a priority?

João Albuquerque Member of the European Parliament

Marek Matraszek Chairman at CEC Group

Speaker Confirmed