The Netherlands has allocated more than 200 million euros to restore Ukraine’s critical infrastructure

The Netherlands has allocated a new aid package of 210 million euros for the restoration of critical infrastructure and humanitarian aid. This was stated by Dutch Foreign Minister Kaspar Veldkamp, reports UNN.

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In New York, Veldkamp held a meeting with his G7 counterparts and Ukrainian counterpart Andriy Sybiga, after which he announced a new aid package for Ukraine.

The Netherlands announces a new €209.5 million support package aimed at rebuilding critical infrastructure – including through the EBRD – and providing humanitarian assistance

In addition, the Netherlands will contribute EUR 45 million to the Energy Support Fund for Ukraine and finance the supply of necessary equipment.

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Denmark will provide 16 million euros to restore Ukraine’s energy infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks. The support will be provided in cooperation with UNDP, the Energy Community and other organizations.