KIEV, Ukraine, Sept. 16, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- UA International Group (Pink Sheets:UAIG) a Ukrainian infrastructure, water delivery and maintenance and real estate development company, today announced that it has been invited to participate in the Global Finance Ukraine 2005 conference in Kiev in November hosted by Adam Smith Conferences out of London as a guest speaker.
Vitaly Zhygun, President of UA International Group, Ltd. commented, "We are extremely pleased to have been invited to present UAIG to the international banking and corporate consulting community at this conference. Among those in attendance will be Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, Barclays Bank, Dragon Capital, Cardinal Resource, Ukraine Investment Fund, PricewaterhouseCoopers, as well as many other financial institutions, banks and consulting firms. We believe this invitation solidifies our presence in the new Ukraine and will enable us to capture the attention of the international finance community. We will be able to secure the capital resources we need to further our growth and help develop Ukraine on a global scale."
Adam Smith Institute has over 30 years experience on advising about free market reforms to the UK government and other governments throughout the world. The first Ukraine conference hosted by Adam Smith in March 2005 in London attracted over 450 investors from 18 countries. For information go to www.finance-ukraine.com, click on the finance icon on the left side menu and click on Global-Finance Ukraine under forthcoming events on the right hand side menu. For information about Adam Smith Institute access www.adamsmithconferences.com .
UA International Group, Ltd., www.uaig.com.ua, specializes in the construction, delivery and maintenance of water delivery systems, artesian water supply, system maintenance, technology and real estate development throughout Ukraine. UAIG is the prime company in its sector in Ukraine.
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