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Norway Will Contribute 90 Million Euros to Ukraine, Which Will Cost the Money.

Norway will contribute 90 million euros to the UK programme, and funds will be used to support reforms in Ukraine, particularly in the fight against corruption and in the energy sector.

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Norway will contribute 90 million euros to the UK programme, and funds will be used to support reforms in Ukraine, particularly in the fight against corruption and in the energy sector.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Volodymyr Zelenskyj must overcome corruption in Ukraine before the country can have any hope of EU membership. Now he is getting help from Norway.

·Oslo, Norway
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Norway will be the first country outside the EU to join the union's scheme for direct support for Ukraine's state budget and reform efforts. The government will allocate up to one billion kroner in 2026. This was announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a press release on Thursday. The money will go through the Ukraine Facility, the EU's mechanism for civilian support to Ukraine. The contribution will cover both ongoing […] The post Provi…

Norway will allocate €90 million to the Ukraine Facility programme to promote reforms in the areas of anti-corruption and energy.

The money will be directed to support the state budget and reform in the field of anti-corruption and energy

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Norway wants to help Ukraine become an EU member as quickly as possible. That is why the government has made NOK 1 billion available to Ukraine, to keep the wheels turning in Ukrainian society and at the same time support reforms in anti-corruption and the energy sector, writes NTB. Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide announced the support on Thursday. – Ukraine needs weapons and military support, but they must also be able to maintain a normal li…

·Oslo, Norway
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Aftenposten broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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