The International Monetary Fund has reached an agreement with Ukraine to provide a loan worth $15.6 billion to support the war-torn country in its economic recovery, post-war reconstruction and path to EU accession.
The staff-level agreement was reached after a week-long meeting between Ukrainian officials and an IMF team led by IMF Mission Chief for Ukraine Gavin Gray in Warsaw.
The Ukrainian team was represented by NBU Governor Andriy Pyshnyy, Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko, and other senior public officials.
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