Trip dates: 24–29 September 2025

Why should your company join?

Whether you're looking to invest in promising Ukrainian tech startups or outsource IT services, this is a unique opportunity to meet handpicked Ukrainian suppliers that match your company’s needs.

The event features five main stages: Business, Tech, Product, Startup, and Defense — each offering high-value content and networking possibilities.

NUCC will facilitate tailored B2B matchmaking, helping you connect with the right Ukrainian companies and partners for your goals.

More information about Lviv IT Arena can be found the event's home page.

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Preliminary Program:

24 September - Travel to Ukraine

Flight from Norway to Kraków, Poland. Train journey from Kraków to Lviv via Przemysl. Networking dinner in the evening.

25 September - Pre-event program

Professional program arranged by NUCC in Lviv. Get valuable insight into the Ukrainian tech sector, meet stakeholders from Ukrainian governmental bodies, and join a pre-event networking.

26 to 28 September - The official IT Arena conference.

The first two days are packed with keynotes, panels, and B2B opportunities.

28 or 29 September - Return Travel

Participants can either return to Norway in the morning of September 28, or stay to attend the final day of the conference and return on September 29. Departure by train in the morning and arrival in Oslo the same evening.

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What does it cost?

We offer:

• Travel guidance and booking assistance

• Networking dinners

• Discount on the entrance tickets to IT Arena

• B2B matchmaking

You will cover:

• Travel expenses

• Accommodation

• Entrance ticket to IT Arena

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📩 Interested in joining?
Deadline to express interest: 20 August
Contact Nataliya Sjøvoll, Senior Advisor – IT
📧 nataliya.sjovoll@nucc.no

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against all travel to Ukraine and urges Norwegian citizens to leave the country. Should you choose to participate, it is therefore done at your own risk and based on your own assessment of the situation. Participants are responsible for securing their own insurance that covers their stay in Ukraine, and must familiarize themselves with and follow current guidelines and recommendations for travel and stay in Ukraine. Read more here.

The Chamber of Commerce is not responsible for participants' safety but will assist with practical arrangements for Norwegian participation and will follow the current guidelines and recommendations to ensure as safe a journey as possible. The Chamber reserves the right to cancel the trip at any time should the security situation change.