On May 30–31, Milan will host the Second Ukrainian Book Festival, an event that unites the Ukrainian cultural community in Europe and creates a space for new meanings, ideas, and partnerships.
One of the festival’s highlights will be the presentation of the international project Book World Records—a platform that documents unique global achievements in culture, art, science, education, and innovation.
The new edition features achievements by Ukrainians abroad, including:
• “The Largest Painting of Home Painted Abroad” by artist Stefania Shmits.
• “The Largest Online Legal Consultation” by the Studio Zakon team, led by Dmytro Magdych.
Book World Records is more than just a book. It is an international initiative that opens doors for recognition, the scaling of ideas, and integration into a global context.
A key role in the festival’s implementation is played by Nadiya Bereziuk, Director of the Business Woman representative office in Italy and co-organizer of the event. She is actively involved in organizing the festival and developing Ukrainian cultural initiatives within the country.
The event will also be joined by representatives of the international Business Woman network: Oksana Schoorlemmer (Germany) and Anna Voronova (Portugal), highlighting the strength of the global women’s community and cross-border cooperation.
As part of the festival, the Book World Records presentation will allow guests to learn how world records are created, how to properly document them, and how personal achievements can become part of international history.
Business Woman magazine serves as the official media partner for the event.
This is more than just a cultural gathering; it is a platform for unity, development, and new opportunities for Ukrainians in Europe.
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