Ukraine received over $400 million from Japan and the World Bank for medicine

Ukraine received another $404.5 million from Japan and the World Bank for the development of the healthcare system. The money has already been transferred to the state budget.

This was announced by Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky.

Of the total amount, Ukraine received $304.5 million thanks to support from the Japanese government. Another $100 million was provided by the International Development Association in the form of a loan.

The funds were received as part of the THRIVE project, which helps improve the work of the healthcare system. In particular, it is about improving the quality of medical services and their accessibility for Ukrainians.

In total, during the project implementation, Ukraine has already received $701.7 million.

Koretsky also thanked Japan and the World Bank for their support of Ukrainian medicine.

As a reminder, the Dutch government will allocate 1.2 billion euros for non-military support to Ukraine over the next three years. The funds are planned to be used for the recovery and reconstruction of the country, in particular in the energy and water sectors, as well as to support Ukrainian business and expand the presence of Dutch companies in the Ukrainian market.