Ukraine is negotiating with the United States of America to secure significant funding in the range of $700-800 billion for the country’s post-war recovery. As part of the peace plan, a comprehensive roadmap is being developed between Kyiv and Washington that will define the strategic direction of Ukraine’s development until 2040 and reflect the shared vision of both parties.
This is reported by Business • Media
Key Areas of Reconstruction
According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, this peace plan places significant emphasis on improving the quality of life for citizens, the return of Ukrainian refugees to their homeland, the growth of GDP per capita, and the creation of new jobs. Security guarantees, expanding access to international markets, and the process of approaching membership in the European Union are also being considered separately. A particular focus is placed on strategies aimed at ensuring the macroeconomic stability of the state.
“There are expectations regarding life expectancy, the return of refugees, GDP per capita, and new jobs. There are also security guarantees, access to markets, and EU membership. We have goals and strategies for macroeconomic stability,” the president noted.
Plans for Creating Investment Funds
A number of joint funds with the USA are planned to be established to implement large-scale reconstruction initiatives. Among them are the Ukraine Reconstruction Fund, the Sovereign Investment Platform, the Development Fund, and the Growth and Opportunities Fund. The idea of creating a Ukrainian-American Reconstruction Investment Fund is also being explored. According to Volodymyr Zelensky, discussions are additionally underway regarding the launch of a Human Capital Fund and support for the return of citizens to Ukraine.