
The EU Council approved an eighth regular disbursement of nearly €3 billion to Ukraine from the €50 billion Ukraine Facility for macro-financial stabilization and reforms.
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The €50 billion Ukraine Facility is an EU financial instrument to support Ukraine's recovery, reconstruction, and modernization.
BRUSSELS, September 24. /TASS/. The EU Council has approved another disbursement to Ukraine amounting to nearly €3 billion from the €50 billion Ukraine Facility.
"Ukraine will soon receive nearly €3 billion, following the Council’s approval of the eighth regular disbursement under the EU's Ukraine Facility," the EU Council said in a press release.
The EU Council notes that "nearly €800 million of this will be provided for the first time from the Ukraine Support Loan." The EU expects the funds from the facility will be used for "macro-financial stabilization," as well as to "support reforms" and meet "public administration" needs in Ukraine.
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