On January 3, the Ukrainian government presented a strategic document called the “Ukrainian Prosperity Package,” which is intended to become the basis for a large-scale post-war reconstruction of the state and attracting investment. The presentation was held by Economy Minister Oleksiy Sobolev and Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Taras Kachka.
Economy Minister Oleksiy Sobolev noted that the plan was prepared with the participation of World Bank experts and representatives of the American side. The document contains an assessment of the necessary financial resources, possible sources of their attraction, as well as instruments that will ensure long-term economic growth of Ukraine.
According to him, the plan envisages attracting up to $800 billion in investments over the next ten years. At the same time, Sobolev stressed that economic recovery is impossible without security guarantees, which remain a key condition for the implementation of the program. The next stage of discussions on the document is planned at meetings in Paris, where the parties will work on the detailing of a joint roadmap.
Deputy Prime Minister Taras Kachka added that Ukraine already has confirmed international support for the next two years, which is part of a broader recovery program. He emphasized that the basis of the “Prosperity Package” are reforms implemented within the framework of the European integration course, and the role of the European Union in financing and coordinating the process will be decisive. Kachka also noted that a common approach to implementing the plan has been formed among European and American partners, which indicates a high level of coordination of actions.
