Japan will provide Ukraine with a grant of about $58 million for reconstruction

Ukraine will receive a grant from Japan. Photo: Denys Shmyhal's Telegram channel

Ukraine will receive a grant from Japan in the amount of 8.8 billion Japanese yen, or about $58 million.

This was announced by Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal.

The Cabinet of Ministers approved a draft agreement between the governments of Ukraine and Japan on 11 February.

Support those who keep the city informed every day

Club NikVesti — a place where the reader and the editorial team are on the same side.

Members have access to a private chat, an exclusive newsletter with behind-the-scenes stories from journalists, see the news earlier, and influence the changes.

Join us. Together we keep the city bright

One-time support Monthly

€ 1 € 2 € 10

Donate

€ 2 € 5 € 10

Secure payment

The recipient of donations is the NGO “Mykolaiv Media Hub” (EDRPOU 45160758). By making a donation, you confirm that the amount is non-refundable and may be used by the NGO to implement its statutory activities, including supporting independent journalism and creating socially significant content. Public offer.

«These are funds from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to finance reconstruction projects. I am grateful to the Japanese partners for their consistent and unwavering support of», he said.

Denys Shmyhal added that the government is systematically working to attract additional resources for reconstruction programmes based on the principle of «build back better». In particular, changes in one of them, namely the improvement of logistics capacities and the restoration of transport infrastructure, are already being felt by Ukrainian businesses and citizens.

He stressed that with the support of partners, this area will be strengthened along with other recovery priorities: housing, energy, and critical infrastructure.

As a reminder, Ukraine and the European Investment Bank have signed agreements that will provide financing for the restoration of energy and critical infrastructure.