The European Commission proposes to allocate €50 billion in financial assistance to Ukraine in the form of grants and loans. The support is calculated for the next four years.
This was stated by the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen.
"This financial reserve will allow us to adjust our financial support according to the development of the situation on the ground," she noted.
Unlike the previous financial packages for Ukraine, this one will be financed by the contributions of the EU member states, and not by borrowing on the markets. At the same time, the European Union expects help from both the private sector and other donors.
- The Financial Time previously wrote that the European Union is working on a four-year financing plan for Ukraine worth tens of billions of euros. It was predicted that the plan would be announced on the eve of the conference on the restoration of Ukraine.
- The Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC 2023) will be held in London on May 21-22. It will gather representatives of 61 countries.