Ukraine’s economy

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Mobilization and migration are the main causes of staff shortages – Ministry of Economy’s survey

The primary problem for almost 60% of employers is finding qualified employees

Balanced approaches to mobilization would help us to keep the economic front – Mauro Longobardo

In Ukraine, women are increasingly employed in positions that were occupied by men before the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation

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Ukrainian business calls to make mobilization more predictable

The business community requests that companies be given the opportunity to identify critical employees themselves

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Ukrainian business needs further steps towards currency liberalization

In May, the NBU implemented the largest package of easing of currency restrictions since the beginning of the full-scale war, but for now it is not enough

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ECA supported Ukrainian exports by more than UAH 1 billion in April

The amount of funding provided for the insurance of the agency amounted to UAH 46 million

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EU finally approves extension of trade visa-free regime for Ukraine

The duty-free trade regime has been extended until June 2025

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EU ambassadors support plan for Ukraine Facility

The implementation decision to approve the Plan must be adopted at the meeting of the EU Council on May 14

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EU has created an investment structure under the Ukraine Facility

The structure is designed to stimulate investment for the recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine

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European Commission approves plan for Ukraine Facility

EU member states have one month to adopt the implementation decision proposed by the EC

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Ukraine to receive €6 billion from the EU in the next two months

The government approved the documents regarding transitional financing through framework of the Ukraine Facility

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Ukraine will focus on projects to promote economic growth in 2024

Transport infrastructure is among the identified priorities for recovery

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