Ukraine needs to secure approximately $800 billion over the next decade for large-scale recovery and to stimulate economic development. This estimate was announced by Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko during the opening of the economic block of negotiations with European partners in Kyiv.
This is reported by Finway
Assessment of Needs and Development Strategy
The specified amount was determined within the framework of the donor platform, which includes the World Bank, BlackRock, and the U.S. Treasury. The corresponding framework for Ukrainian prosperity outlines key needs, implementation mechanisms, and main investment directions for the next ten years.
“From today’s perspective, the financial needs for the Ukrainian side are enormous. They amount to $800 billion, which includes macro-financial stability, compensation for losses, reconstruction needs, recovery, and funding for economic growth. This does not include financing for defense,” noted Yulia Svyrydenko.
Security and Macro-Financial Stability as the Foundation for Investment
The head of the government emphasized that a fundamental condition for attracting investments and ensuring sustainable economic revival is security guarantees. According to her, the implementation of effective security measures can gradually reduce the overall need for funding.
Moreover, to enhance the country’s investment attractiveness, it is extremely important to maintain macro-financial stability.