The World Bank allocated over 81 billion dollars to Ukraine: results of the meeting.

According to inkorr.com: The Minister of Finance of Ukraine, Serhiy Marchenko, met with the President of the World Bank Group, Ajay Banga, during the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank held in Washington, USA.

'Thanks to the attraction of funds through various Bank mechanisms, we can support the liquidity of the state budget, implement institutional and structural reforms, and carry out investment projects that match strategic recovery priorities. Ukraine has already received more than 55.8 billion US dollars in budget support from international partners through World Bank projects. These funds have been directed toward priority expenditures in the social sector and to support economic recovery.'

According to the World Bank, a total of more than 81.7 billion US dollars has been mobilized to assist Ukraine. The Minister also discussed with partners the problems in the energy sector caused by Russian attacks, which inflicted significant damage on the country.

Results of cooperation with the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation

In 2025, Ukraine received 7.9 billion US dollars from the World Bank. Also, 9 agreements were signed for a total amount of about 970 million US dollars to implement various projects in the country.

The meeting with the Managing Director of the International Finance Corporation, Makhtar Diop, also yielded positive results. Since February 2022, IFC has mobilized 2.6 billion US dollars for investment in Ukrainian business and banks, which has enabled increased cooperation with Ukraine.

This meeting of the Minister of Finance with the President of the World Bank Group highlights the importance of international support for Ukraine in times of war. Thanks to the efforts of international financial institutions, the country receives the necessary resources for recovery and development, which is crucial for the stability of the economy and social sphere.