The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine is developing a comprehensive strategy to support industry and industrial parks, planning to attract 10 billion hryvnias from various funding sources by the end of 2026. This initiative aims to implement 15 investment projects focused on modernizing production and developing the processing industry, including in the agricultural sector.
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Legislative initiatives and support for production
By September 2025, the adoption of Bill No. 12117 is expected, which is designed to improve the operation of industrial parks. Additionally, in December, an updated version of Bill No. 11520 “On Public Procurement” is planned to be approved. By the end of this year, a new grant program to support the creation and modernization of production in the processing sector is set to launch. It is anticipated that funding will be provided, in particular, with the support of the European Union, and the “Industrial Ramstein” initiative will also begin, which will equip enterprises with modern equipment and facilitate technology transfer on favorable terms.
Strategic directions for development and export support
By the end of 2025, the government plans to adopt the Strategy for Industrial Production of Ukraine for 2026–2030. In addition, the draft Program includes the development of a new export strategy for the period up to 2030 and the implementation of the so-called “industrial visa-free regime,” which is intended to simplify the entry of Ukrainian producers into international markets. Among other important directions is the creation of a network of agricultural hubs to promote Ukrainian products abroad, expanding the capabilities of the Export Credit Agency (ECA), and simplifying export control procedures for strategic goods. Plans also include launching an agricultural support system oriented towards European standards.
Specific provisions include insurance against war risks for businesses, expedited privatization of state property, and stakes in state enterprises.