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Swiss government sets aside $550 million for Ukraine rebuild projects involving Swiss companies

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The Swiss government has set aside CHF 500 million for Ukraine reconstruction-related projects involving Swiss companies as part of its three-year aid program .

In all, the government aims to focus on three basic goals over the next three years in Ukraine: accelerating the economic recovery, supporting quality public services and protecting the civilian population.

The aid, which will total CHF 1.5 billion in that time, is part of a 12-year plan to spend CHF 5 billion on Ukraine.

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