Key facts
- Commission spokesperson Paula Pinho confirmed the Wednesday talks on Ukraine's post-war reconstruction and economic future.
- France, Germany, the U.K., NATO and the World Bank will join officials from Washington, Kyiv and the EU.
- An EU official granted anonymity said security guarantees and economic support for reconstruction would be discussed.
- Pinho declined to identify U.S. participants or confirm whether special envoy Steve Witkoff would attend.
The European Commission will host talks on Wednesday with representatives from the United States, Ukraine and key European allies on Ukraine's post-war reconstruction and economic future, Commission spokesperson Paula Pinho confirmed on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
The meeting will bring together officials from France, Germany, the U.K., NATO and the World Bank, alongside representatives from Washington, Kyiv and the EU.
An EU official, granted anonymity to speak freely, told POLITICO that the discussions would cover security guarantees for Ukraine, economic support for reconstruction and other issues related to the country's future.