Ukraine's $800 Billion Rebuild: A 25-Year Plan with U.S.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced a joint strategic plan with the United States for Ukraine's post-war recovery, a project valued at $800 billion and extending to 2040.
The plan, described as a "roadmap for Ukraine's prosperity," was detailed during a conference in Berlin. It aims to coordinate massive international investment for reconstruction.
Key mechanisms include creating several specialized investment funds. These funds will focus on developing "human capital" and encouraging the return of millions of refugees.
The 25-year timeline signals a long-term commitment to rebuilding Ukraine's economy and infrastructure after the destruction caused by the ongoing war.