The European Commission announced the date: Ukraine will receive a new credit of 90 billion euros in April 2026.

New loan for Ukraine from the European Commission

According to UATV: The European Commission has announced that Ukraine will begin receiving a new loan of 90 billion euros in April 2026. This became known during a press conference held on January 14, 2026, in Brussels. Valdis Dombrovskis, the European Commissioner for Economic Affairs, noted that the European side is aware of the significant and urgent financial needs of Ukraine. He emphasized that this is why the European Commission aims to start payments by the specified date.

Financial support from the EU and international partners

Moreover, Dombrovskis reported that the EU will cover the majority of Ukraine's financial needs over the next two years. Under the ERA initiative, other international partners are expected to allocate about 9.7 billion euros to support financial stability in Ukraine. Additionally, the International Monetary Fund is preparing a program amounting to 8.1 billion dollars to back the efforts of the European Commission and other donors.

'The EU is working not only with G7 partners but also with other countries to ensure the necessary financial assistance to Ukraine during this challenging time.' Valdis Dombrovskis

These measures are aimed at supporting Ukraine's economy and ensuring stability in the region. This decision by the European Commission is an important step in supporting Ukraine, which is facing numerous challenges amid economic instability. Financial assistance from the EU and other international partners is intended not only to provide short-term aid but also to stabilize the country's economy in the long term.

It is important that Ukraine is receiving support not only from the EU but also from other international financial institutions, which reflects global solidarity in its struggle for recovery and development.