Norway Allocating Approximately $53 Mln to Ukraine to Cover Salaries, Pensions, Social Benefits
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Norway allocating approximately $53 mln to Ukraine to cover salaries, pensions, social benefits
Norway is allocating NOK 500 million (approximately $53 million) through the World Bank to Ukraine's state budget, which will help sustain critical public services and ensure the payment of wages, pensions, and social benefits in Ukraine's civilian sector in early 2027, according to a statement posted on the Norwegian government's website on Friday.
Norway will provide 500 million Norwegian kroner (about $53 million) to Ukraine for public services, reported to the Norwegian Government's press service on Friday." Support was announced at today's meeting in Warsaw by the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Germany, Poland, the Nordic countries and the Baltic, as well as the EU Foreign Policy Head, Kai Callas.
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Nettavisen– Norway helps ensure that children can go to school, hospitals can treat patients and pensioners can receive their pension, explains the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Norway Allocates 53m to Help Ukraine Pay Pensions Salaries and Social Benefits
Norway will provide 500 million kroner ($53m) to Ukraine’s state budget through a World Bank trust fund to help pay salaries, pensions and social benefits and keep essential services running in early 2027.
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