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Ukraine to receive USD 115 billion in long-term international support
After meeting with international partners in Washington, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal says that Ukraine will receive USD 115 billion in long-term support
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The Prime Minister shared the information on Telegram.
"International partners will provide Ukraine with USD 115 billion in long-term support. This will not only ensure our financial stability, but also sends a clear signal to Russia that Ukraine's allies will support us as long as it takes. Until we are absolutely victorious," the Prime Minister said after a roundtable discussion at the World Bank.
In particular, the politician emphasized that Ukraine needs USD 14 billion for rapid reconstruction projects in 2023: negotiations are underway with partners to raise funds this summer.
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On April 12, Denys Shmyhal arrived in Washington, D.C., and was scheduled to meet with the US Secretaries of Defense, Treasury, Commerce, and Transportation, USAID, the World Bank, IMF, EIB, and others.
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