European Commission holds talks on Ukraine's postwar reconstruction
On Wednesday, November 4, the European Commission held talks as part of its ongoing efforts to ensure lasting peace for Ukraine.
On Wednesday, November 4, European Commission officials convened meetings with delegations from Ukraine, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, NATO, and the World Bank. These discussions aimed to ensure a stable future for Ukraine following the war. The talks followed earlier gatherings in Miami, building upon a prosperity framework established earlier this year in collaboration with Ukraine and the United States.
The meeting focused on refining strategies for Ukraine's post-war economic development and prosperity. The European Commission highlighted the necessity of an ambitious reform agenda, which Ukraine is actively pursuing as part of its EU accession process. This reform program is crucial for stability, investor confidence, and attracting private capital, thereby supporting Ukraine's international efforts.
The EU, as the largest supporter, has contributed €231.5 billion since the beginning of Russia's war of aggression. The statement from the European Commission reaffirmed the EU's unwavering commitment to Ukraine's peace and stability.
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