Students and lecturers of the Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture (KNUCA) visited the park for a scientific conference and brought greetings from the university's leadership.
Entrepreneurs, investors, lawyers and communications professionals gathered in Kyiv to discuss what Ukrainian business relies on in wartime: people and corporate culture, social responsibility, where to invest free capital, technological independence and protection from legal risks.
The rise of artificial intelligence, data centres, electric vehicles and the modernisation of power grids are driving up demand for copper faster than the industry can increase output. According to McKinsey, the global market for refined copper could face an annual deficit of about 3.6 million tonnes in 2035.
