Ukraine seeks financial support to cover budget deficit
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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that the state is actively working with international partners to resolve the issue of the financial deficit. For the current fiscal year, Ukraine needs to raise $4.1 billion for the stable operation of the economy and the fulfillment of state obligations.
These funds are critically important for supporting social payments, the functioning of government institutions, and meeting the needs of the defense sector amid the full-scale war. The Government of Ukraine is in constant negotiations with allied countries and international financial organizations to ensure the timely arrival of this aid.
International financial support remains one of the main tools for maintaining Ukraine's economic stability. Thanks to cooperation with partners, the country has already been able to attract significant resources over the previous months, which has allowed it to avoid the suspension of key state programs.
Currently, work on attracting additional funds continues within the framework of diplomatic meetings and economic forums. It is expected that new decisions will be made in the near future that will help cover the identified deficit and ensure the financial security of the state until the end of the current year.
Sources: Інтерфакс-Україна
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