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At the Global Education Forum 2026, held during Global Business Week Davos, Viacheslav Kredisov, President of the Swiss-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Cooperation (SU-CCC) and Chairman of the Ukrainian Entrepreneurs Association Nova Formatsiia (NFUA), presented a vision for strengthening international economic cooperation through sustainable business ecosystems rather than one-time networking events.
In his presentation, "Building Bridges for Sustainable International Business Cooperation," he emphasized that today's rapidly changing global economy requires more than temporary business contacts. Long-term growth depends on trusted mechanisms that transform dialogue into lasting partnerships, investment opportunities, knowledge exchange, and joint international projects.
Viacheslav Kredisov introduced the mission of the Swiss-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Cooperation (SU-CCC) as a platform connecting businesses, entrepreneurs, institutions, and investors between Switzerland, Ukraine, and Europe. Together with the Nova Formatsiia Ukrainian Entrepreneurs Association, which has been supporting entrepreneurship and international cooperation for 29 years, the Chamber is developing practical tools that help businesses continue collaborating long after conferences and forums have ended.
He highlighted that in an era of geopolitical uncertainty, economic transformation, and global challenges, sustainable partnerships based on trust, shared values, and mutual benefit have become one of the strongest drivers of economic development and international stability. Building permanent cooperation platforms enables entrepreneurs, investors, educational institutions, and public organizations to create projects with lasting economic and social impact.
Concluding his presentation, Viacheslav Kredisov shared a message that resonated strongly with the international audience:
"The future belongs to those who build bridges rather than barriers. By creating sustainable systems for cooperation, we can transform ideas into lasting partnerships that benefit businesses, communities, and future generations. International cooperation begins with trust, dialogue, and the willingness to create opportunities together."
His presentation reinforced one of the central themes of Global Education Forum 2026: sustainable development is built not only through innovation and education, but also through trusted international partnerships that connect people, businesses, and nations for the long term.