On May 10, a special event took place in Naples featuring the presentation of the “Mamuna Sorochka” brand and the book “Mamuna Sorochka and Ukraine at War” — a project that tells the story of Ukraine through culture, fashion, and personal narratives.
The event was held at one of the best Ukrainian restaurants in Italy, “Anastasia,” and brought together strong, professional, and inspiring women who are actively developing Ukrainian initiatives abroad.
Among the guests were Oksana Schoorlemmer, Director of the international Business Woman magazine in Germany, Zhanna Zhukova, representative of Business Woman magazine in Naples, as well as representatives of the “Krasa” organization, who are actively engaged in Naples’ business community and support the development of the Ukrainian women’s community in Italy.
During the meeting, participants discussed the strength of Ukrainian women, the importance of supporting one another, cultural diplomacy, and the role of women in creating new international projects and partnerships.
Special attention was given to preserving Ukrainian identity abroad, as today culture, women’s initiatives, and communities have become important points of unity for Ukrainians around the world.
“Mamuna Sorochka” is more than just a brand. It is a symbol of memory, roots, and the inner strength of Ukrainian women. The project combines contemporary aesthetics, poetry, and deep meaning, helping preserve a living connection to Ukrainian traditions even far from home.
The event also included discussions about future cooperation, joint cultural and business initiatives, and new opportunities to support Ukrainian women in Europe.
Such meetings once again demonstrate that Ukrainian women abroad are not only adapting to new realities, but are also shaping a new international environment — strong, professional, and united by shared values.
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Photo: from the archive of Oksana Shoorlommer