“France will allocate another 70 million euros to support projects that will be implemented in Ukraine within the framework of the Critical Infrastructure Support Fund.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: “European truth”, Economy Minister Oleksiy Sobolev, he is quoted by “Ukrinform”
Details: Sobolev spoke following the results of the meeting of the joint Ukrainian-French intergovernmental commission on economic cooperation. He said that within the framework of the first grant agreement between France and Ukraine on the support of critical infrastructure, the partners provided 200 million euros to finance 19 selected projects in various sectors.
Advertising:
“The continuation of this project was announced today. It is about an additional 70 million euros, which should arrive in the middle of 2026 and help many companies to work,” Sobolev emphasized.
The competitive selection of projects should begin in mid-February.
Also during the event, a number of bilateral memorandums of intent were signed between French and Ukrainian companies, which provide for further cooperation with the localization of production and the transfer of technologies for the creation of products in Ukraine.
“These are memorandums on the integration of AI solutions, virtual platforms for drones, the development of new aerial platforms taking into account the experience in Ukraine, strengthening the capacity of humanitarian demining, cooperation in the agricultural sector and in the satellite Internet sector, etc.,” the minister said.
It will be recalled that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine called on those who care all over the world to open meetings “for heat for Ukraine” after the success of the public meeting in Poland for generators and charging stations for Kyiv.
A large successful collection was also held in the Czech Republic. In addition, the Czech government is preparing for shipment to Ukraine 55 generators.
On February 3, the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sybiga, spoke about the last batches of “energy” support from Lithuania, Finland, Turkey, Bulgaria.