Following the meeting of President Volodymyr Zelenskyi with partners in New York, the USA, EU countries and more than 30 other world states, a joint declaration was signed on the recovery of Ukraine from the consequences of Russia's criminal aggression.
Points of attention
- The joint declaration on the restoration of Ukraine signifies decisive support from the USA, EU, and over 30 countries in aiding Ukraine's recovery from Russia's aggression.
- Partners have committed to providing additional financial support of approximately $50 billion for Ukraine by the end of the year, utilizing funds from frozen assets of the Russian Federation.
- The declaration aims to ensure Ukraine's reconstruction towards EU membership, enhance defense capabilities, and make the economy resilient to future threats post-war.
- US President Joe Biden emphasizes acceleration of military support for Ukraine and transition to economic revival with assistance from international allies.
- Volodymyr Zelenskyi expresses confidence in the joint commitment of partners to aid Ukraine's recovery, highlighting the coordination of efforts through the Ukrainian platform of donors and tangible support expected within the year.
What does the joint declaration of partners on the restoration of Ukraine mean
The American leader expressed his belief that the partners will help Ukraine move from economic support to economic revival.
In addition, it is noted that the funds from the profits from the frozen assets of the Russian Federation will be directed to the needs of recovery.
Volodymyr Zelenskyi also expressed confidence that the partners' joint commitment to recovery will contribute to the effective elimination of the consequences of the armed aggression of the Russian Federation.
The document provides for the coordination of relevant efforts through the Ukrainian platform of donors, and this support should become tangible already this year.
What does the declaration on the restoration of Ukraine provide
The main points of the declaration:
comprehensive support for the reconstruction of Ukraine on its way to EU membership;
coordination of support through the Ukrainian platform of donors;
provision by the end of the year of additional financial support in the amount of about 50 billion dollars at the expense of revenues from the frozen assets of the Russian Federation, part of which will be directed to defense.
The signatories undertook to ensure that Russia would not be able to achieve its goals, and that after the end of the war, Ukraine would have an economy resistant to the Kremlin's threats.