Ukraine expects to see a second project approved under the joint investment fund with the United States as early as this summer, probably in the energy sector, according to a senior Ukrainian official.
Deputy Economy Minister Yegor Perelygin indicated that discussions with the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation were progressing favorably. He added that a third project could also be launched by the end of 2026.
This investment fund for reconstruction, established as part of a mining agreement signed between Washington and Kyiv a year ago, aims to support strategic sectors essential to the country's economic recovery.
Targeted areas include critical minerals, infrastructure and energy, as Ukraine continues to deal with the consequences of the war with Russia.
Last month, the fund already approved its first investment in Sine Engineering, a company specializing in communication and navigation technologies, based in Lviv.
This investment momentum demonstrates the United States' willingness to support the reconstruction of Ukraine, while strengthening economic ties between the two countries in a context of prolonged conflict and significant financial needs.
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