Norfund, the Norwegian development finance institution that was given the green light to invest in Ukraine for the first time last year, met with senior Ukrainian government officials to discuss operations in the country.
Norwegian DFI Norfund visits Ukrainian government as it establishes local team, weighs investment possibilities
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