Next week, Ukraine will receive a tranche of €2.5 billion from the EU macro-financial assistance package of €9 billion for the current year.
This was stated by the Executive Vice President of the European Commission, Valdis Dombrovskis, Interfax-Ukraine reports.
"We have already paid out €3 billion. Another €2.5 billion will come next week and another €0.5 billion in December," Dombrovskis said.
Another €3 billion provided by the macro-financial assistance program for the current year will be included in the €18 billion credit assistance package for Ukraine next year. “Regarding the remaining €3 billion, decisions were made on a one-off basis this year, so the flow of funding was not entirely predictable. Therefore, in a sense, they were taken into account in our proposal for €18 billion," said Dombrovskis.
- The European Commission presented today, November 9, a plan to provide Ukraine with macro-financial assistance in 2023 in the total amount of €18 billion, which provides monthly assistance of €1.5 billion.