The Ukrainian government has identified the most promising areas for investment and offers state support programs.

Last year, despite the war, foreign investors invested $4.25B in Ukraine’s economy, said Minister of Economy Yulia Svyrydenko.

“The government, together with the private sector, has identified several sectors that, in our view, should give the greatest boost to GDP growth. These are specific projects with the involvement of private investors in such sectors as energy, agricultural production, the processing industry, transport, logistics, IT, and critical materials,” she emphasized.

It is noted that the government has several tools for developing both small and medium-sized businesses and offering support for large manufacturers. In particular, ₴45B ($1.15B) has been allocated to support manufacturers as part of the Made in Ukraine economic policy.

In addition, the government offers foreign investors opportunities to enter the Ukrainian market and succeed, including insurance infrastructure against military risk, industrial parks, tax benefits, and support for projects with significant investment (over €12M).

Another important factor is the investment component of the Ukraine Facility program – the Ukraine Investment Framework, which will attract up to €40B.