Private investors will play an essential role in financing the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine – Sergiy Tsivkach to The Guardian

UkraineInvest Executive Director Sergiy Tsivkach told The Guardian that essential part of the post-war reconstruction in Ukraine will be paid for by private foreign investments.

The recovery and reconstruction processes are expected to “transform the country from an exporter of raw materials into a prosperous European state with developed industry,” the publication quotes Sergiy Tsivkach as he said in an interview for the article on the challenges of rebuilding Ukraine.

UkraineInvest is currently processing numerous requests from foreign companies interested in the investing in Ukraine, and dozens of projects are under way. 7 new investment projects for more than $1.3 billion were launched after the start of the full-scale aggression. But some investors are still wary, admitted UkraineInvest Executive Director.

The Guardian’s report outlines Ukraine’s losses due to the full-scale armed aggression, Ukraine’s reconstruction and recovery needs for strategic sectors of the economy and key infrastructure, methods of attracting investors and sources of financing these costs. According to one of the mentioned experts, rebuilding Ukraine could cost the West four or five times as much as the Marshall Plan for 16 European countries after the Second World War.

The full version of the article ‘Rebuilding is part of our resistance’: how Ukraine is bringing Bucha back to life is available at this link.

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