Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko outlined the main directions that will contribute to the recovery and development of Ukraine’s economy after the end of the full-scale war.
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“We are working on several promising tracks that will help replenish the economy and give it the opportunity to recover from the consequences of the war and further substantial development,”
Business Partnerships and Investments
Among the priorities is positioning Ukraine as a reliable business partner on the international stage and ensuring the inflow of funds for the economy. This year, the American-Ukrainian Reconstruction Investment Fund was launched, aimed at attracting investments and implementing joint business projects with foreign partners.
Compensation for Damages from Russian Aggression
The second important direction Svyrydenko mentioned is ensuring compensation for Ukraine for the damages caused by Russian aggression through the use of frozen Russian assets. A decision from the European Union regarding the allocation of a reparations loan secured by these assets is currently awaited. At the same time, it is noted that this loan is primarily aimed at supporting Ukraine during military operations, rather than directly for post-war recovery.
Additionally, the government supports the initiative to create the largest Web3 hub in Europe in Ukraine. According to Svyrydenko, the country has already demonstrated successful experience in developing the digital economy thanks to the “Diia.City” platform. The next step will be to create a full-fledged Web3 ecosystem that will integrate blockchain technologies, digital assets, and smart contracts, forming the economic model of the future. Svyrydenko emphasized that businesses are ready to invest in this project, and the government supports these aspirations.