On 14 May, the Council of the European Union adopted an implementing decision giving a positive assessment to the Ukraine Plan.
The Ukraine Plan sets out the intentions of the Ukrainian government regarding the recovery, reconstruction and modernisation of the country, and the reforms it plans to undertake as part of its EU accession process in the next four years.
The Council considered in particular that thanks to this plan, Ukraine fulfils the precondition for support under the Ukraine Facility (up to €50 billion), and that regular payments can now start to flow. This decision enabled the Commission to disburse up to €1.89 billion in pre-financing until regular disbursements tied to the implementation of reform and investment indicators under the Ukraine Plan will start.
Following payments will be disbursed by the EU subject to the implementation of the agreed reform and investments in the form of the qualitative and quantitative steps. These steps, implementation timetable and payments schedule are set out in the annex of the Council implementing decision.
Financial support is also dependent on strengthening the rule of law, upholding effective democratic mechanisms and the independence of the judiciary, strengthening the public administration reform, and fighting corruption – in particular high-level corruption – and money laundering.
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