European Commission proposes $1 billion for Ukraine
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- 01 July, 2022
- 16:19
The European Commission proposed to allocate the first part of the macro-financial assistance package for Ukraine, President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen posted on Twitter, Report informs.
“Today, we propose €1 billion for Ukraine. The first part of the macro-financial assistance package was announced in May. It will help meet urgent needs in the country. The EU will keep on providing relief to Ukraine and in longer-term support its reconstruction,” she tweeted.
Previously, the European Commission was reportedly preparing to provide up to nine billion macro-financial assistance to Ukraine.
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