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The Ukrainian Agrarian Council (UAC) predicts that this year Ukraine will harvest at least 80 million tonnes of grains and oilseeds, which is the same as in the peaceful 2016-17.
13 November 2023
EU foreign ministers have not reached an agreement on the eighth tranche of military aid worth EUR 500 million for Ukraine under the European Peace Facility (EPF) due to Hungary's blocking of the decision.
The government of Norway has earmarked an additional EUR 84 million for humanitarian assistance to Ukraine, which is going through a severe humanitarian crisis amid the war unleashed by Russia.
The National Agency for Corruption Prevention included Denmark’s Rockwool in the list of international sponsors of war. Its products were used during the construction and repair of warships for the Russian Navy.
The 100th vessel passed through the Black Sea humanitarian corridor and 3.7 million tons of food and other goods have so far been delivered this way.
On November 13, representatives of the Ministry for Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development of Ukraine (Restoration Ministry) will hold a meeting at the border with representatives of the Polish side to unblock the checkpoints.
JSC Ukrgasvydobuvannya has connected more than 630 wells to the unified monitoring system since 2020.
Naftogaz Group has decided to invest in solar and wind energy projects this year and next year.
In October 2023, Ukraine increased the volume of exports of dairy products by 17% against September, while cash receipts rose by 22.6%.
Helsinki is one of the biggest EU donors of assistance to Ukraine's energy sector in terms of countering Russian aggression.
Since the beginning of 2023, the State Property Fund of Ukraine has raised UAH 6.2 billion to the state budget, mostly through privatization auctions.
As many as 1,792 passenger cars with hybrid engines were registered in Ukraine in October 2023, which is a record figure for the last 22 months.
12 November 2023
Finland supports the seizure of Russian assets and reprofiling profits from those assets to use them in supporting Ukraine.
Finland has provided EUR 2.1 billion worth of aid to Kyiv since the beginning of Russia's full-scale armed aggression against Ukraine.
Finland will draft its plan for the reconstruction of Ukraine by year-end
JSC Ukrzaliznytsia railway operator transported 13.584 million tons of cargo in October 2023, which is 12.8% up against September.
The Law on Amendments to the Budget Code to ensure the country’s defense capability and the defense industry development provides for directing the revenues of the Road Fund to cover defense needs.
In January-October 2023, Ukraine’s metallurgical enterprises produced 5.16 million tonnes of steel, down 11.7% year-on-year.
On November 21-22, a business conference dedicated to rebuilding Ukraine will be held in Toronto, Canada.
11 November 2023
It would only be fair to attack Russia’s oil and gas sector if Russia targets Ukraine’s critical energy infrastructure this winter.
The Ministry of Defense plans to start supply to the Army diesel batches marked with red dye as early as next week.
On November 13, representatives from the Ministry for Development of Communities, Territories and Infrastructure of Ukraine will hold a meeting at the border with the Polish side toward unblocking the checkpoints.
South Korea will help Ukraine produce more high quality drones for war against Russia.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released an upgraded economic forecast for Ukraine, projecting a GDP growth of 4.5% by the end of 2023.
As of November 10, 2023, Ukrainian farmers harvested 71.5 million tonnes of new grain and oilseeds.
Ukraine and France continue to engage in a productive dialogue on Ukraine's recovery without waiting for the end of Russia's war, including deepening cooperation between companies, risk insurance, assistance in humanitarian demining, and export support.
10 November 2023
On Friday, the Czech and Taiwanese governments signed an agreement to work together to help reconstruction work in Ukraine.
In 2024, Latvia is planning to allocate about EUR 5 million in order to assist with reconstruction efforts in the Chernihiv region.
09 November 2023
The Government of Lithuania approved the decision to allocate EUR 2 million to Ukraine to help the nation tackle the social consequences of the ongoing war.