Canada wants to help Ukraine’s pension system closer to its

Canada considers the possibility of assisting Ukraine in the creation of a pension system similar to its own.

This was stated Champagne, Reuters reports.

“I was fortunate enough to meet with Sergiy and a number of pension funds, as well as a number of very important investors to discuss what would happen next,” he said at a press conference with the Minister of Finance of Ukraine Sergey Marchenko at the beginning of G7 meetings in Banfi, Albert.

According to him, Canada can offer a lot to restore Ukraine, adding that he and Marchenko met with representatives of some major Canadian pension funds such as Fairfax and others.

“We also thought about how we could eventually work together to share advanced experience in building a pension system in Ukraine,” Champan said.

Ukraine’s support is expected to be a topic of discussion at a meeting of financial leaders of the Great Seven countries in a mountain Canadian resort city.

Champan has stated that the support provided by Ukraine since the beginning of the war of 2022 will be continued.

Canada is a G7 rotary owner this year and will hold a number of financial leaders meetings by Thursday. The meeting is a harbinger of the main meeting of heads of state in June.

Ukraine is present at the meeting as a guest.

“The fact that Minister Marchenko is with us here in Canada, as a special guest, is a big signal for the world that we are standing side by side with our Ukrainian friend.”

“We will attract Russia to the answer, and we will all take part in the restoration of Ukraine,” Champan said.

Earlier, G7 officials stated that the G7 meeting would also probably discuss the issues of attracting and mobilizing private investments for reconstruction, which, according to the World Bank, will need more than $ 500 billion over a decade.

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