The Netherlands is allocating 1.2 billion euros in non-military aid to Ukraine over three years - for energy repairs and reconstruction, the Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation announced during a visit to Kyiv on October 28. This year, the Netherlands will accelerate EUR 40 million to Ukraine's Energy Support Fund for urgent infrastructure repairs. An additional 55 million euros are allocated to energy materials from Dutch suppliers. The government will also direct 136 million euros, among other things, to a program supporting Dutch businesses in Ukraine, and add 19.5 million euros to export credit insurance to reduce the financial risks of companies exporting goods to Ukraine. The new package mentions previously promised amounts: €878 million in non-military aid and another €327 million announced when the Dutch government presented its budget. A significant part of the funds will be provided through the EBRD, the World Bank and the European Investment Bank.

The Netherlands is allocating 1.2 billion euros in non-military aid to Ukraine over three years - for energy repairs and reconstruction, the Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation announced during a visit to Kyiv on October 28. This year, the Netherlands will accelerate EUR 40 million to Ukraine's Energy Support Fund for urgent infrastructure repairs. An additional 55 million euros are allocated to energy materials from Dutch suppliers. The government will also direct 136 million euros, among other things, to a program supporting Dutch businesses in Ukraine, and add 19.5 million euros to export credit insurance to reduce the financial risks of companies exporting goods to Ukraine. The new package mentions previously promised amounts: €878 million in non-military aid and another €327 million announced when the Dutch government presented its budget. A significant part of the funds will be provided through the EBRD, the World Bank and the European Investment Bank.