Polish companies are actively involved in the reconstruction and modernization of Ukraine, submitting applications to the Polish Development Bank (BGK) for preferential loans. The funding is directed towards investment projects in the areas of road construction, modernization of energy networks, and development of industrial facilities. The support program has a total budget of 250 million zlotys (equivalent to 55.25 million USD), with a maximum loan amount reaching 10 million zlotys at an annual interest rate of 2%.
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Cooperation Between Ukraine and Slovenia in Reconstruction
Ukraine and Slovenia are expanding cooperation within new projects aimed at restoring frontline regions, particularly in the housing and utilities sector. The main focus is on developing water supply systems, implementing energy-efficient solutions, and modernizing municipal infrastructure. Slovenian companies are also expected to participate in the restoration of damaged housing, the development of “green” energy, and the improvement of waste management. Slovenia is already implementing a number of initiatives in the Kharkiv, Zhytomyr, and Mykolaiv regions, particularly in the construction of medical facilities.
Japan’s Ongoing Support
Japan will continue its support for Ukraine under the Emergency Recovery and Reconstruction Project until 2027. The priority areas remain providing housing for internally displaced persons, enhancing accessibility, recycling waste resulting from destruction, as well as restoring transport infrastructure and developing the energy sector.
Slovenia is already implementing initiatives in the Kharkiv, Zhytomyr, and Mykolaiv regions, including participation in the construction of medical facilities.