Ukraine's Recovery: New Investments and Agreements
Following the URC2025 conference, the Ministry of Community and Territorial Development of Ukraine announced agreements and memorandums totaling €3.55 billion.
The ministry reported that international partners are ready to invest in Ukraine's recovery. The establishment of the "Recovery Coalition" and several agreements worth over €3.5 billion were highlighted by Deputy Prime Minister Oleksii Kuleba.
Specifically, the Ministry has:
- signed 5 agreements totaling over €370 million;
- signed 6 memorandums worth approximately €379.3 million;
- issued 4 joint statements and secured funding of €232.7 million.
Additionally, a memorandum was signed with the Italian Foreign Ministry for up to 100% insurance for banks on export credits up to €1.5 billion.
This opens opportunities for mixed financing of projects through a combination of concessional loans and grants.
During the conference, 10 agreements were signed with the EU for financing recovery, municipal infrastructure, and other sectors totaling €929.3 million.
The ministry also initiated the allocation of €140 million from the Council of Europe Development Bank for compensation to displaced persons and preferential mortgage loans.
Within URC2025, Ukrainian communities signed a number of agreements with European companies valued at nearly $200 million.
Note:
Ukraine and the EIB signed a financial agreement for €134 million for transport infrastructure recovery.