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Home > Advocacy & Policy > EURO-2012 Sharing is polite:
EURO-2012 UKRAINE-POLAND Euro 2012 is one of the most challenging and complicated projects that Ukraine has undertaken since independence. It is not only one of the largest sporting events in Europe, but it is also an opportunity, if properly executed, that will provide Ukraine with tangible benefits for years to come. Ukraine's leadership publicly announced its interest in further integrating with the larger European community and the European Football Championship will go a long way in proving that Ukraine's European future is a reality. Ukraine is slated to host the championship jointly with Poland, which is already a member of the European Union, and many observers believe that if Ukraine successfully accomplishes its part of the Euro 2012 project, it will be a clear signal that Ukraine has also achieved European levels of management, economic development, and business- government relations. Among the Chamber's 2011 Advocacy & Policy Activity Priorities the EURO 2012 Priority occupies an important place and among others issues includes the following areas: required legislation (concessions, leasing, land policy, etc.), infrastructure development, hotels / restaurants / retail, etc. Click here to download the Map of Infrastructure of host EURO-2012 countries. Useful links:
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