The Netherlands will provide Ukraine with 1.2 billion euros in military aid over the next three years. According to Sjoerd Sjoerdsma, the Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, the funds will support energy and water infrastructure, economic recovery and business involvement in the reconstruction of Ukraine. Specifically, 40 million euros will be allocated to the Energy Support Fund for Ukraine, 55 million euros to supply energy equipment, and 136 million euros to support companies participating in recovery efforts. The Netherlands will also invest 10 million euros in the "Industrial Ramstein" program, which aims to modernize Ukrainian organizations.