21 August 2026
Odesa IT Family team took part in a meeting with General Keith Kellogg and representatives of the U.S. delegation.

Today in Odesa, the Odesa IT Family team took part in a meeting with General Keith Kellogg and representatives of the U.S. delegation.

During the meeting, we presented Odesa’s technological potential and the capabilities of our community, which brings together more than 30,000 engineers.

Our key message was clear: Ukraine does not only need support. We can offer U.S. businesses strong tech teams, high-quality expertise, and opportunities to develop and scale joint projects.

We also discussed promising areas for cooperation and agreed to continue the dialogue. The next step will be a follow-up with concrete proposals, as well as a potential online meeting involving tech companies, universities, and relevant stakeholders.

We are grateful for the open dialogue and the interest in Odesa’s technological potential.

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