Netherlands Will Provide Further €327 Million for Ukraine’s Reconstruction by 2029
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Netherlands will provide further €327 million for Ukraine’s reconstruction by 2029
The Dutch Government plans to allocate a further €327 million to Ukraine for recovery and reconstruction between 2027 and 2029. Together with the funding already earmarked, non-military support for Ukraine during this period will exceed €1.2 billion.
Over the next three years, the cabinet will release an additional 327 million for the reconstruction of Ukraine, such as to restore the hard-hit energy supply. This is stated in the budget of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation. The amount is in addition to the 878 million euros already reserved for non-military aid to Ukraine.
Netherlands to Allocate an Additional 327m for Ukraines Reconstruction
Draft Dutch budgets presented to parliament include an additional €327m for Ukraine’s recovery in 2027–2029, funding energy repairs, critical infrastructure, humanitarian needs and private sector support.
The Dutch government plans to allocate an additional 327 million euros for the reconstruction and reconstruction of Ukraine in 2027-2029.
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