KYIV (Reuters) - Ukraine needs $750 billion for a three-stage recovery plan in the wake of Russia's invasion, its prime minister said on Monday. Denys Shmygal also told the Ukraine Recovery ...

Ukraine needs $750 billion to see through a sweeping three-stage rebuilding and recovery plan, the country’s prime minister said Monday at the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Lugano, Switzerland.

"The reconstruction of Ukraine is not a local project ... Shmyhal said the cost of the recovery plan is estimated at $750 billion, and insisted a key source of funding "should be the confiscated ...

The damage is dramatic, it will cost billions and will require the entire global community to develop reasonable solutions,” ...

As reported earlier, the expenditures for implementing the Ukraine recovery plan designed for ten years and comprising about 850 projects have been estimated at about $750 billion. The plan envisages ...

according to the plan, the two-thirds of the financing, that is, of the required $750 billion, will require the support from partners (grants, debt, capital). As reported, the Ukraine Recovery ...

Ukraine's PM Denys Shmyhal said during a conference call with regional leaders on Aug. 3 that mass privatization should start ...

According to the Ukrainian government, the Ukraine recovery plan is already estimated at $750 billion.

The minimum amount needed for the restoration of the destroyed assets of Ukraine is a total of $188 billion, with direct losses reaching $110.4 billion.

KYIV — Ukraine needs $750 billion for a recovery plan in the wake of Russia’s invasion, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said on Monday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try ...

Ukraine’s prime minister Denys Shmyhal laid out a $750 billion, three-phase recovery plan that focuses on immediate needs, “fast recovery,” then long-term reconstruction. He said up to $500 ...