Ukraine Needs $52 Billion Next Year, but only About $20 Billion Is Guaranteed
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European officials expect to obtain new financial commitments from States outside the European Union.
The EU calls on partners to increase Ukraine's funding, as Kiev's outstanding needs for 2027 could exceed $32 billion.
Ukraine's Minister of Finance, Sergii Marcenko, has again called on the European Union on Saturday for an additional €32.6 billion for Ukraine next year, a request that the European Commission has said will take into account, given the intensification of Russian aggression against Ukraine, reports the EFE agency, taken by Agerpres.
Dublin, 19 Sep (EFECOM).- European Commissioner for Economic Affairs, Valdis Dombrovskis, removed weight from France's downgraded credit rating, which he considered to be part of a global trend of increased sovereign debt yields, but insisted that the country should implement "prudent" budgetary policies. "This is a broader phenomenon [...] The entry Ukraine asks EU finance ministers for an additional 32,600 million in support for 2027 was first…
Ukraine's Minister of Finance, Sergii Marcenko, calls for an additional €32.6 billion in EU funding for next year, under conditions in which Kiev warns that it is facing a major funding deficit. The European Commission announces that the request will be analysed, in order to intensify Russian aggression and increase Ukraine's needs.
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