The German Ministry of Development decided to provide an additional 111 million euros for the restoration of Ukraine. The new support package was agreed upon by the State Secretary of Germany for Development Jochen Flasbart with the Ukrainian Minister for the Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories Irina Vereshchuk and Finance Minister Sergei Marchenko during a visit to Kiev, the press service of the German department reported..
As noted, the funds are planned to be invested in the construction of housing for internally displaced persons and support for the territorial communities of our state, in particular, in the repair and equipping of kindergartens, schools and hospitals.. We are also talking about strengthening public administration, energy efficiency, urban development and vocational training..
" And it is already beginning, even if the war, unfortunately, has no end in sight.. This is a long-term perspective, and early planning is important,"
According to the politician, Berlin is keen to show the Ukrainians that they will continue to be on their side, and to make sure that short-term support meets the needs of a long-term recovery..
He explained that now Germany is helping our country to overcome the consequences of the Russian invasion, but is already paying attention to the state's path to the European Union - housing for people who had to move, administrative reforms and energy supply for Ukraine.
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The Ministry of Development of Germany clarified that the trip of the German delegation to Kyiv also provides for conversations with entrepreneurs about the state of the Ukrainian economy during the war and the role of the private sector in the reconstruction of the country, meetings to improve anti-corruption measures and transparency.
According to the agency, since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it has already allocated about 787 million euros to help Ukraine..
The day before, Japan approved the direction of additional grant assistance for the restoration of the critical infrastructure of our state.