Seoul Declaration for Peace and Recovery Adopted — Bronislav Kulikov Signs Historic Document on Ukraine's Reconstruction
On February 25, 2026, in Seoul, Republic of Korea, the historic "Seoul Declaration for Peace and Recovery" was adopted, establishing a new framework for international cooperation in Ukraine's post-war reconstruction.
Signatory
Bronislav Kulikov representing multiple organizations:
- Chairman of the Board, SYNERGOATOM SE (Czech Republic)
- Chairman, TRIUMPH Alliance (Europe/Ukraine)
- Chairman of Coordination Council, CESTA-SYNERGOATOM
- Chairman of Supervisory Board, Witkowitz Atomica a.s.
- Special Envoy for Strategic Cooperation, WITKOWITZ Group
Core Principles
The Declaration is based on humanitarian and universal values, seeking shared prosperity beyond national interests, integrating peace, economy, environment, and public health into a unified recovery model.
Key Declarations
- Post-war reconstruction defined as "Total Recovery" based on 4S Model: Smart, Sustainable, Social, Spiritual
- Recognition of Ukraine's reconstruction as a shared responsibility of the international community
- Commitment to develop post-war reconstruction into a long-term international movement
Strategic Initiatives Launched
1. Interregional Smart Village Platform
- Centered on Ukraine, linked with Poland, Romania, and Moldova
- Community-based integrated development models
- EU standards alignment
- Cross-border economic corridors
2. "Second Minnesota Project"
- Ukraine-led human capital development platform
- Professional cultivation and entrepreneurial spirit restoration
- Regional leadership strengthening
- International joint research promotion
Financial Framework
Multi-layered structure including UN agencies, international organizations, EU programs, ODA, EDCF, and innovative financial instruments.
Declaration Principles
"We choose recovery over destruction. We choose cooperation over division. We choose hope over despair."
This Declaration builds upon the "Han River Declaration" (March 2025) and the Warsaw initiative (May 2023), representing continued momentum in international cooperation for Ukraine's recovery.
