The Polish-Ukrainian grain conflict has shown how fragile business relations can be based solely or largely on political decisions and depend on them.

This, in turn, makes us think that if foreign investors are really interested in entering the Ukrainian market, they should pay more attention to assessing business realities and not just current political sentiment.

At the same time, there is a noticeable change in the attitude of Polish entrepreneurs interested in investing in Ukraine. They have begun to realise that the war will continue and that Poland is unlikely to have the favourable conditions for participating in Ukraine’s recovery they had initially hoped for—given Warsaw’s determination to help Ukraine.

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