EU hosts talks on Ukraine's post-war reconstruction

The European Commission hosted talks on Wednesday with Ukraine and international partners on Kyiv's post-war reconstruction and economic development, Turkey's state-run news agency Anadolu Agency reported.

The meeting in Brussels brought together delegations from Ukraine, Germany, France, the UK, the US, NATO, and the World Bank to discuss post-war reconstruction and prosperity.

The talks aimed to build on a prosperity framework developed earlier this year with Ukraine and the US, according to the Commission.

The work is focused on refining scenarios for Ukraine's post-war economic development and prosperity, including identifying instruments and tools to support Ukraine's future development.

The meeting highlighted Ukraine's ambitious reform agenda as part of its EU accession process, which is driving stability and boosting investor confidence.

The EU has provided €231.5 billion ($260 billion) in support to Ukraine since the start of its war with Russia.

The bloc reaffirmed its support for Ukraine, emphasizing that its efforts to achieve a lasting peace will continue alongside the EU's support in strengthening Ukraine.

Background

The European Union has been a key player in supporting Ukraine's economic development and stability.

The EU's support for Ukraine is part of a broader effort to promote peace and stability in the region.