On January 21, Civitta Ukraine and Radar Tech are organizing an event within the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs (EYE) program.
Moving from talks about European integration to real, practical cooperation. For Ukrainian manufacturers, this means concrete decisions on who to work with, which markets to enter, how to build partnerships, and how to adapt products to the European business environment. The new architecture of interaction between Ukraine and the EU is forming, and the companies that enter this process first will gain a significant strategic advantage.
For small and medium-sized businesses, this window of opportunity is especially valuable. The European market is open to cooperation with Ukrainian entrepreneurs, but it requires not only a quality product, but also an understanding of context, rules, and partnership culture. Mistakes at the start can cost time and resources, while the right connections and experience can accelerate development several times over.
The Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs program is one of the EU’s most effective initiatives for entrepreneurship development. It allows Ukrainian entrepreneurs to work side by side with experienced European businesses, see how the market operates from the inside, understand partner expectations, and adapt their own business model to European standards.
The event will be useful for owners and managers of small and medium-sized businesses, entrepreneurs who are only planning to enter EU markets, as well as those who already have initial international experience and want to scale it further.
The event will take place on January 21 at 16:00 in an offline format in Kyiv (the location will be shared after registration). The language of the event is Ukrainian.
*Civitta Ukraine and Radar Tech have been supporting the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs program in Ukraine for over six years. During this time, more than 250 Ukrainian entrepreneurs have had the opportunity to participate in business exchanges with European companies and build partnerships that still work today.