Ukraine will receive over €3.2 billion in funding after the Council approved the fourth regular disbursement of support under the EU’s Ukraine Facility. The funds are intended to strengthen Ukraine’s macro-financial stability and ensure the continued functioning of its public administration.
This financial assistance is tied to the Ukraine Plan, which details the country’s strategy for recovery, reconstruction, and modernization, as well as a reform timetable aligned with its EU accession goals over the next four years.
The Ukraine Facility, launched on 1 March 2024, provides up to €50 billion in grants and loans between 2024 and 2027 to support Ukraine’s recovery and modernization. Of this amount, up to €32 billion is earmarked for reforms and investments outlined in the Ukraine Plan, with disbursements conditional on meeting specific reform milestones.
Since its inception, the facility has already disbursed €6 billion in bridge financing, €1.89 billion in pre-financing, and three separate instalments totaling approximately €11.8 billion.
The latest disbursement follows the European Commission’s assessment of Ukraine’s payment request submitted on 6 June 2025. The Council concluded that Ukraine had successfully implemented a series of reforms in areas including public administration, public asset management, human capital, decentralisation, regional policy, green transition, the digital and agri-food sectors, and critical raw materials management.
