This year, Ukraine will receive a total of $2.8 billion from the IMF, he added.
The Prime Minister also noted that the issue of financial assistance was discussed with new British Prime Minister Liz Truss.
“Ukraine will receive $500 million from Britain for the purchase of gas, which will further strengthen our resilience during this heating season,” Shmyhal noted.
He also emphasized that Ukraine was discussing the country’s reconstruction plan with its Western partners and was raising the issue of resources necessary for the high-quality implementation of this plan.
“Up to $500 billion in Russian assets have been frozen in the West. We are lobbying for the adoption of a new international agreement and amendments to the national legislation of our partners so that the Russian frozen assets become the main resource for our reconstruction and European transformation,” the Prime Minister emphasized.
As reported, Ukraine expects to receive announced official funding of $12 billion by the end of the year.
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