The European Union (EU) has pledged to provide €18.1 billion to Ukraine as part of the $50 billion loan package by the G7 group of countries backed by profits from frozen Russian assets.
The G7 group — the US, Canada, Japan, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and the EU — reached an agreement on a promised $50 billion loan package for Ukraine in October. The package was first announced in June.
Canada announced C$635 million ($460 million) in new financing and guarantees for Ukraine's energy security and reconstruction, alongside an agreement to establish a 100-year strategic partnership between the two countries. Nearly C$435 million will be provided as new loan guarantees to the European Bank for
The International Finance Corporation plans to launch a €50 million donor-funded program as a pilot for its proposed Viability Gap Facility meant to make certain Ukrainian infrastructure public-private partnerships more commercially viable, a senior IFC official said. The pilot is expected to cover two or three projects, with
