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Ukraine’s budget receives more than $2B and €1B in international aid.

Friday, March 25, 2022
Ukraine’s budget receives more than $2B and €1B in international aid.

These include $1.4B in assistance from the IMF macro-financial assistance, €600M from the European Union, €312M from the World Bank, and €400M from the European Investment Bank. Minister of Finance Serhiy Marchenko especially thanked those countries that have already provided and declared their readiness to provide non-refundable assistance to Ukraine, particularly the governments of Italy, Great Britain, Latvia, Lithuania, Denmark, Iceland, and a few other EU countries.

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