For your attention is a review of media, normative acts, and statements on Ukraine's recovery for June 20 - July 03, 2026, prepared by the Reforms Delivery Office of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.
THE MAIN NEWS
Ukraine Received EUR 3.2 Billion from the EU – First Tranche under the Ukraine Support Loan.
EU steps up support for Ukraine's defence, recovery and reconstruction at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026.
Housing reconstruction, infrastructure, and business support: the EIB allocates more than EUR 470 million for recovery projects.
Ukraine has received nearly $600 million under the World Bank’s SPIRIT project to support social protection for vulnerable population groups.
EBRD to provide EUR 90 Million to Strengthen Protection of Ukraine’s Energy System and Build Strategic Equipment Reserves, - Denys Shmyhal.
Next Ukraine Recovery Conference to take place in Estonia in 2027.
Nearly EUR 2 Billion Mobilised for Energy Projects and More Than Half a Billion Euros for
Winter Preparedness at the URC2026 Energy Platform — Denys Shmyhal.
Ukraine reaches agreements worth €1.5 billion for recovery in Gdańsk — Kuleba.
Naftogaz and America’s EXIM Bank begin work on $300 million financing mechanism.
Ukraine and the World Bank signed agreements worth USD 3.39 billion in Gdańsk to support the budget and advance reforms.
URIF holds fourth Steering Board meeting at the Ukraine Recovery Conference.
INTERVIEWS AND AUTHOR MATERIALS
From Lugano to Gdańsk: how Ukraine’s recovery platform has evolved – Gennadiy Chyzhykov, President of the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry - column, Ekonomichna Pravda
How to attract foreign companies – Dmytro Matrosov, Senior Expert on AI and Data Governance at the e-Governance Academy, Estonia, EU DT4UA project - column, Ekonomichna Pravda
The economic effect of integrating women into the labour market – Viktoriia Ahapova, Deputy Head of the Index of Reforms project, PhD in Economics - column, Ekonomichna Pravda
Ukraine’s energy sector in focus at the Ukraine Recovery Conference – Viktoriia Nakonechna, journalist - publication, Ukrinform
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