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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) agreed to grant Ukraine access to an additional $1.1 billion in aid after a team visited Kyiv for the fifth review of the organization's $15.6 billion, four-year program with the war-torn country. The package, under an Extended Fund Facility
The Irish government has announced a €36 million aid package to help meet the immediate humanitarian needs of Ukraine as well as boost the country's economy recovery and reconstruction. The package, unveiled during the visit to Ukraine by Irish Premier Simon Harris and Irish Foreign Minister, who is
The UK government has earmarked £3 million to teach English to Ukrainian civil servants who work in the area of European and Euro-Atlantic integration, the Ukrainian government said. The money will be used to teach English to 1,400 Ukrainian civil servants per year for three years through the
A team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is visiting Kyiv for the fifth review of the lender's $15.6 billion aid program for Ukraine, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said. The IMF team is meant to decide on an additional $1.1 billion disbursement from the program,
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will meet with Ukrainian officials next week to review the country’s budget outlook and consider disbursing an additional $1.1 billion from their loan agreement, Bloomberg reported, citing unnamed sources. The IMF team will visit for about a week starting Sept 4 to review
Investors holding 97% of Ukraine's more than $20 billion in international bonds agreed to a debt restructuring plan, giving the government more room to pay for its war against Russia's invasion and fulfilling a key condition of support from the International Monetary Fund. Approval means the
A promised $50 billion G7 support package for Ukraine is suffering delays and Ukrainian officials fear it may not be ready in time for an upcoming loan review by the International Monetary Fund, Bloomberg reported, citing unnamed government officials. The $50 billion in funding is meant to come in the
A government-proposed tax increase in Ukraine is key to maintaining support of foreign donors and bondholders who seek greater guarantees of medium-term stability, IMF Ukraine mission Chief Gavin Gray said. "The donors are looking for Ukraine to play its part in progressively becoming more self-reliant,"
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has agreed to lend €70 million to help Nova Post, a private Ukrainian postal and courier company, expand and upgrade operations. The loan aims to help the company expand its parcel locker network by 25% and start running it 24 hours a
Ukraine received a €4.2 billion transfer under the European Union's €50 billion Ukraine Facility package of grants and loans aimed at helping rebuild the country, Economy Minister Yulia Svyrydenko has said. The payment comes after Ukraine met nine conditions for the payment, including digitizing the customs service,
The governments of European Union nations approved a €4.2 billion payment to Ukraine as the first official payment from a €50 billion aid package earmarked for the country's reconstruction. The Council of the EU said Ukraine had met the nine conditions set out for the payment, which
Ukraine received a $3.9 billion grant from the United States to help the country pay for social programs and other non-military expenditures, Ukrainian Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko said. "Grant support is extremely important to us as it does not increase Ukraine's debt burden,|Marchenko said
The European Investment Fund, part of the European Investment Bank Group, has put out a call for export credit agencies that want to work with its €300 million credit facility to promote exports from companies in European Union members to Ukraine. The fund, the risk-capital subsidiary of the European
The Belgian government contributed €9 million to finance projects to rebuild and strengthen Ukraine's critical energy infrastructure under a program run by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The money will go toward the repair and reconstruction of infrastructure affected by Russian attacks to ensure the continuation of
The European Union said it has sent to Ukraine €1.5 billion in proceeds generated from frozen Russian assets to help pay for the war and the reconstruction of Ukraine. The transfer marks the first such payment from profits derived from an estimated €210 billion euros in assets of the
Ukraine's central bank has updated its regulations to allow foreign investors direct access to market debt instruments earmarked for the reconstruction of Ukraine, such as local municipal bonds and infrastructure bonds. Under the new rules, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) can manage special accounts for foreign financial
