The EBRD and the EU have further strengthened their cooperation in helping Ukraine during wartime. The European Commission committed to providing guarantees to support €70M of recent EBRD loans to Ukrainian companies that provide vital services to the country’s real economy. These loans are part of the €1B in funding that the EBRD will invest in Ukraine in 2022. The EBRD, along with donors and partners, have committed €50M in liquidity support to Ukrainian Railways (UZ), and Farmak, the largest Ukrainian pharmaceutical manufacturer. To address the Ukrainian economy’s current needs, the EBRD is prioritizing five areas: trade finance, energy security, vital infrastructure, and food security, which covers the provision of liquidity to farmers and food retailers.