Polish PM: 100B euros-worth EU plan need to restore Ukraine

The European Union should develop a 100 billion-euro plan for the reconstruction of Ukraine after the war, Prime Minister of Poland Mateusz Morawiecki said, Report informs via PAP.

“We need a recovery plan, which I spoke about with the President of the European Commission. For example, 100 billion euros of funds from the European Union so that in the coming years, the destroyed infrastructure, destroyed schools, hospitals, bombed-out buildings could be rebuilt,” the Polish prime minister said.

As UNIAN reported earlier, the European Parliament supported a resolution granting Ukraine the status of a candidate country for EU membership.

In particular, 637 MEPs voted in favor, 13 MEPs voted against, and 26 abstained.

Now, this resolution is submitted to the institutions of the European Union authorized to make the relevant decisions and to all member countries of the community.

The document also condemns Russia's actions against Ukraine.