Norway Sends $78.5 Million to Keep Ukraine’s Public Salaries Paid
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Norway is providing a total of 750 million kroner extra to keep Ukrainian society going.
Norway to Provide Ukraine With an Additional 78.5m via World Bank Mechanism
Norway will provide Ukraine with 750 million Norwegian kroner ($78.5m) through the World Bank’s SPUR 2 programme to fund public-sector wages, social assistance and rebuilding damaged infrastructure.
Norway reaffirms its support for Ukraine! 🇳🇴💙 Soon our country will receive an additional 750 million Norwegian kroner to finance the salaries of public servants and the restoration of infrastructure. This is an important step in the fight for our future! ✊
Norway has committed a total of 275 billion kroner in military and civilian support to Ukraine until 2030. That is not enough, the government believes.
Norway will provide Ukraine with an additional 750 million Norwegian kroner (about $78.5 million) to support the functioning of the state in a full-scale war.
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