Youth Contract 18-24: One Million Hryvnias and Rewards for Service.
According to inkorr.com: The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has published new information about the financial support for participants of the 'Contract 18-24' project, which was launched in February of this year. This project aims to engage young people aged 18 to 24 in defending the country during martial law.
Financial Payments
According to the updates from the Ministry of Defence, participants in the project will be able to receive a one-time financial aid of one million hryvnias, which will be distributed in three stages. They will also receive monthly financial support, additional bonuses for participation in combat operations, and standard social payments for military personnel.
Additional Rewards
It is worth noting that military personnel participating in combat actions will be able to receive significant additional rewards. Those performing special tasks will also receive corresponding incentive payments.
Overall, the new information about the 'Contract 18-24' project indicates substantial financial incentives for young people who are ready to join military service during challenging times for the country.
In the new 'Contract 18-24' project, the Ministry of Defence is trying to support young people and engage them in defending their homeland. During the war, financial support can become an important factor in the decision of young people to join the army, which, in turn, strengthens the country's defense capability.Read also
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