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Business scaling and expanding Ukrainian enterprises into international markets form a central pillar of KALUSH EXPO® 2026: "Energy of Growth and Resilience." This is why we are proud to partner with the Entrepreneurship and Export Promotion Office—a state institution dedicated to empowering Ukrainian micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), building export capabilities, and promoting domestic goods and services across global markets.

KALUSH EXPO® 2026 serves as a collaborative platform where business, government, academia, and research institutions work together to drive local economic development. Partnering with the event, the Kalush City Council is actively driving community growth, fostering entrepreneurship, attracting investments, and creating opportunities for economic expansion.

The Government of Sweden and UNDP in Ukraine are joining forces to support Ukraine’s resilience amid the ongoing war and to foster an inclusive, digital, and sustainable recovery. KALUSH EXPO® 2026 is co-funded and delivered under the joint Swedish-UNDP project "Enhanced Partnership for Sustainable Recovery" (EPSR)

Industry thrives on qualified talent. That is why vocational education serves as an essential pillar of the ecosystem we are building alongside the business community. Higher Vocational School No. 7 of Kalush is a public vocational education institution that has been training skilled workers and professional junior bachelors across various sectors for over 50 years.

Industrial expansion requires skilled specialists proficient in technical competencies and ready to work with cutting-edge technologies. This makes vocational education a critical component of the industrial ecosystem. Higher Vocational School No. 21 in Ivano-Frankivsk is the only vocational education institution in the region specializing in mechanical engineering. The school trains qualified workers and professional junior bachelors in mechanical engineering, applied mechanics, computer science, welding, and metalworking.

A resilient industrial economy starts with people equipped with technical knowledge and hands-on skills. This makes education a foundational pillar of the industrial ecosystem. Kalush Polytechnic Vocational College brings over 60 years of academic history. Founded in 1960 to train specialists for Prykarpattia's chemical, oil and gas, and mechanical engineering sectors, the college continues to build workforce pipelines for regional industries and adjacent sectors.

Modern industry requires more than technology and capital—it demands skilled professionals who can invent and deploy these advancements. Ivano-Frankivsk National Technical University of Oil and Gas (IFNTUOG) is Ukraine's sole public higher education institution dedicated to the oil and gas sector, holding Level IV accreditation. The university trains specialists across energy, oil and gas, engineering, and IT domains. Today, IFNTUOG offers roughly 30 specialized degree programs, backed by modern research facilities and an experienced academic faculty.

Industrial growth is impossible without modern infrastructure—manufacturing facilities, warehouse complexes, industrial sites, and high-quality construction solutions. KalushStalBud LLC is a member of the Prykarpattia Industrial Cluster, delivering end-to-end construction services for industrial, manufacturing, and commercial facilities across Ukraine and the European Union.

Modern manufacturing relies on combining advanced technology, precision, and custom engineering to deliver products that meet the diverse demands of international industries and markets. SKLOPROM LLC is a leading manufacturer of frosted glass and mirrors and an active member of the Prykarpattia Industrial Cluster. The company specializes in producing patterned glass and mirrors utilizing acid-etching technology, alongside bespoke glass solutions tailored to individual design requirements.