The Ukrainian government, together with international partners including the USA, the European Union, and G7 countries, is actively negotiating the implementation of the Ukraine prosperity plan – a ten-year initiative aimed at post-war recovery and sustainable economic growth in Ukraine. This was announced by Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko.
This is reported by Finway
Main Directions and Funding of the Plan
According to the government official, the total funding requirement for implementing this plan amounts to $800 billion. It is expected to attract funds from various sources: public capital, grants, loans, and private investments. The plan places a special emphasis on the development of infrastructure, energy, industry, and human capital, which are to become the foundation for modernizing Ukraine’s economy.
Transformation Tools and the Role of Reforms
The plan includes a range of tools to stimulate economic recovery, such as guarantees, risk-sharing mechanisms, blended financing, investment platforms, and funds. The implementation of these measures is expected to transform the Ukrainian economy, promote its modernization, and enhance its competitiveness in the global market.
Yulia Svyrydenko emphasized the importance of the reforms that Ukraine is undertaking as part of its European integration and highlighted that achieving economic prosperity is impossible without reliable and comprehensive security guarantees for the country.
The Prime Minister stressed: “In the coming weeks, Kyiv and its partners will work on funding sources for the implementation of the Ukraine prosperity plan”.