Taiwan and Lithuania collaborate to continue support for Ukraine's reconstruction
The governments of Taiwan and Lithuania have announced that they will jointly provide approximately 800 million yen in aid to Ukraine, which continues to face the Russian invasion. This support is scheduled to be used for projects aimed at reconstructing areas destroyed by the war and enhancing social resilience.
This marks the third time the two countries have signed a memorandum of understanding regarding support for Ukraine since they began their cooperative relationship in 2023. Previous collaborations have focused on rebuilding schools and educational facilities within Ukraine. They have also conducted support activities in heavily damaged regions, such as the port city of Odesa.
As partners sharing democratic values, Taiwan and Lithuania are supporting Ukraine in cooperation with the international community. The funds from this aid are expected to help restore an environment where local residents can live with peace of mind.
Although the situation in Ukraine remains dire, the circle of international support continues to expand. Taiwan and Lithuania have demonstrated their commitment to providing ongoing support for Ukraine's reconstruction.