The countries of the European Union can allocate more than €500 billion for the restoration of Ukraine, APA reports citing Bloomberg.
According to the report, Ukraine plans to present the recovery plan at a national reconstruction forum in Lugano, Switzerland on July 4-5.
European Union officials said the 27-member bloc that formally recognized Ukraine as a candidate last month would provide the bulk of the overall financial aid, which could top €500 billion.
It is noted that the Ukrainian authorities discussed the draft of the project with donors, including the EU countries.
Earlier, the European Union transferred a new tranche of macro-financial assistance to Ukraine in the amount of €600 million.
The head of the EC also announced the readiness of the European Union to finance the restoration of the country in the future, subject to reforms in the country.
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