Govt fulfils obligations to receive intl financial assistance in 2026 – Koretsky
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has fulfilled its part of the commitments required to receive international financial assistance in 2026, with all relevant resolutions, orders, and regulatory documents adopted by October 15, Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky said.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky announced that the government has completed its part of the obligations to receive international financial assistance in 2026, following the adoption of all necessary resolutions, orders, and regulatory documents by October 15. The next step involves submitting requests to the European Commission and coordinating with EU member states before awaiting the funds.
Koretsky highlighted that these procedures are also being followed with other non-EU partners. The Verkhovna Rada recently supported several key bills in relation to the Ukraine Facility program, IMF agreements, and other international support mechanisms during a parliamentary session. The prime minister expressed gratitude to lawmakers who voted in favor of these decisions, but stressed that this accomplishment is only a portion of Ukraine's collective commitments to international partners.
Koretsky emphasized the government's full readiness to cooperate, indicating that the coming weeks of the parliamentary session are crucial for securing full international financial assistance.
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