sequaForum 2024 A02: Focus Topic: Ukraine
Editorial
As challenging and complex as the situation is in Ukraine due to the war, there are also developments that give hope: The Ukrainian government seems to be making great ef-forts to initiate and implement reforms in many areas of life for the people of Ukraine. To implement a major reform in a country is difficult in itself. Many major reforms are even more difficult. How the Ukrainian gov-ernment manages this in times of war there-fore commands my greatest respect.
For its political efforts, Ukraine receives financial support from international organisa-tions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank and the EU. Technical support comes from international organisations – including sequa.
The Ukrainian government is already reform-ing vocational training on its own initiative, introducing dual training courses, modernis-ing their content and promoting cooperation with the private sector The chances are therefore that that the wide rage of support services will fall on fertile ground and have a truly sustainable impact. Perhaps more so than elsewhere.
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Gebhard Weiss
Managing Director