Zboriv has officially signed a memorandum of cooperation with the city of Velká Bystřice (Czech Republic). The partnership opens up new vectors for cultural exchange, educational projects, and the development of local self-government. The next stage of cooperation is to establish business contacts between entrepreneurs from both cities to implement joint investment and economic initiatives.
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Developing European Ties: Zboriv and Velká Bystřice Sign a Memorandum of Cooperation
The Zboriv community continues to expand its network of international partners to attract investments and adopt the best European practices. The Czech city of Velká Bystřice (Olomouc Region) has officially become a sister city of Zboriv. The cooperation between the cities was consolidated by the signing of an official memorandum.
Key Areas of Cooperation
The signed document lays a long-term foundation for joint development in several fields:
Development of local self-government: exchange of practical experience in the field of community management;
Socio-humanitarian vector: implementation of joint educational, youth, and cultural projects;
Economic potential: creating a platform for dialogue between the business circles of both regions.
Prospects for Local Entrepreneurs
The Zboriv City Council views this partnership as an effective tool for stimulating the local economy. The next strategic step will be the organization of direct B2B contacts and the attraction of investment solutions from Czech colleagues to modernize the community's business environment.
The Zboriv community expresses its sincere gratitude to our Czech partners for their openness and readiness to build long-term relationships. Special thanks go to the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to the Czech Republic, Vasyl Zvarych, and the staff of the Embassy of Ukraine for their assistance in establishing these important ties.
Together towards a European future!