Germany signed an agreement Tuesday to provide EUR 85 million to Ukraine

Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Germany signed an agreement Tuesday to provide EUR 85 million to Ukraine

Germany signed an agreement Tuesday to provide EUR 85 million to Ukraine for technical cooperation and financial cooperation, tweets Andriy Melnyk, Ukraine’s Ambassador to Germany. Three quarters of the money is to be loans and one quarter grants. Separately, Gennady Zubko, Minister of Regional Development and Housing, announced that Germany will contribute an additional EUR 10 million to converting gas subsidy payments into investments in energy efficiency.

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