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22 June 2023
After the international commission for the confiscation of assets of the Russian Federation and the corresponding international fund are created, USA and Canada will be the first to transfer the frozen assets there.
Ukraine is starting the recovery process without waiting for the end of the war unleashed by Russia, while international partners are helping the country in this regard.
Ambassador of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine on special assignments, coordinator of the Council of Exporters and Investors Olha Trofimtseva has expressed confidence that Russia will quit the Grain Initiative as early as July.
The European Union has allocated another tranche of €1.5 billion to Ukraine as part of an €18 billion macro-financial assistance program.
The United States will allocate $8.2 million to support refugees from Ukraine and organizations that provide assistance to them in the Czech Republic.
Moscow is exploiting loopholes in export controls, buying through China and other countries a huge variety of Western technology to wage war against Ukraine.
The Japanese government will continue to support Ukraine in its fight against the Russian invasion and post-war reconstruction, intending to hold a special meeting for Japanese companies and corporations to encourage CEOs to participate more actively in Ukraine's economic recovery projects.
The state has already invested over UAH 500 million in the development of small and medium-sized women's businesses through grants.
Since the beginning of the year, Ukraine has attracted $20 billion in international financial aid, while the total amount of aid has reached $51 billion since the beginning of the war.
President Volodymyr Zelensky is convinced that the development of agricultural and energy capacities in Ukraine will bring stability to the world and protect it from chaos.
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal has outlined four necessary steps to involve frozen Russian assets in the further reconstruction of Ukraine.
The World Bank will help assess the damage caused to Ukraine as a result of the blowing up of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station dam by Russian troops.
21 June 2023
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will support Ukraine’s energy sector with EUR 600 million this year.
The World Bank and donors are providing Ukraine with an additional $1.75 billion in support of relief and recovery efforts.
DTEK has joined the UN-supported Global Coalition, which aims to restore the country's war-torn energy sector and help it with its "green" transformation.
France will allocate an additional EUR 40 million euros in financial aid to Ukraine for 2023.
Germany is interested in a strong and prosperous Ukraine, so it will help with the state's restoration.
The United States will provide $1.3 billion of additional aid to Ukraine.
The Ukrainian Ministry for Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development and the European Investment Bank have signed a memorandum on the allocation of EUR 840 million to implement priority projects in 2023 to restore the infrastructure of Ukraine.
The United Kingdom will provide a major financial support package for Ukraine, including $3 billion of additional guarantees to unlock World Bank lending.
Russia's full-scale war caused more than EUR 52 billion in damage to the Ukrainian environment. There are still environmental losses that cannot be estimated in monetary terms.
Ahead of the Ukraine Recovery Conference, Oleksandr Kubrakov, Deputy Prime Minister for Restoration of Ukraine and Minister for Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development, and Denise Brown, UN Resident Coordinator in Ukraine, discussed the implementation of a joint community-based approach to the recovery of Ukraine.
A report published Tuesday by the United Nations Development Programme and the World Bank shows that Ukraine's energy system remains extremely vulnerable and continues to operate with a reduced and limited safety margin.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a law that will help improve the management structure of the State Property Fund, as well as resume large-scale privatization.
The European Union will constantly monitor the trade statistics of countries that may re-export sanctioned goods to Russia.
20 June 2023
As part of the working visit to London, Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko has met with the management of the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem), which is the government regulator for electricity and downstream natural gas markets in Great Britain.
Ukrainian representatives are starting to work in London on the eve of the Ukraine Recovery Conference.
President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen has proposed that a financial assistance package worth EUR 50 billion be allocated for Ukraine for the next four years in the form of loans and grants.
The Japanese government has decided to provide $5 million in emergency aid to people in southern Ukraine affected by the breach of a dam at the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant.