"Ukraine has produced millions of kamikaze and reconnaissance drones, and it even uses them in logistics to deliver water, food, and medicine. These innovations will benefit not just wartime efforts but also peacetime applications," Zelensky said at the meeting.The meeting was part of the forum's "Big Business Leaders to Ukraine" panel, which included Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo and French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot. Zelensky's statement did not disclose the names of the investors who attended the meeting. "Investments in Ukraine, our defense industry, support for our economy, development of the agricultural sector, energy, and education, along with maintaining sanctions pressure on Russia, were the key topics of our important conversation," Zelensky wrote on Telegram after the meeting.The discussions also extended to cooperation in agriculture, education, and energy, with attendees pledging continued investments to create jobs and facilitate Ukraine's post-war recovery, Zelensky's official website says.Ukraine's delegation at Davos this year has sought to highlight the country's economic potential and investment appeal, framing the country as a "prize, not a burden.