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US announces $440 million in new aid to boost reconstruction of Ukraine, support agri-exports

US special envoy for the reconstruction of Ukraine, Richard Verma, (left) talks with CSIS Senior Vice President Daniel Runde. (Image taken from CSIS video)

The US government announced more than $400 million in new aid for Ukraine to help train workers for reconstruction-related jobs, rebuild transport infrastructure, boost export-oriented agriculture, and prepare private-public partnerships.

Richard Verma, the US special envoy for the reconstruction of Ukraine, said the largest portion of the aid, $223 million, will go toward the reconstruction of transportation infrastructure and logistics, with an eye toward increasing exports from the agricultural sector.

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