Five Pillars Of Ukraine's Recovery: Details Of EU Plan Revealed
3- 23.01.2026, 9:12
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The Prosperity Package agreement is entering its final stages.
The EU has reported significant progress in the preparation of a large-scale economic document that should define the parameters of Ukraine's post-war recovery and development with the support of Europe and the United States.
This was reported by Ukrinform.
What the European Commission said about the Prosperity Package
The President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen said about the almost completed work on the Prosperity Package for Ukraine during a press conference following the informal meeting of EU leaders on transatlantic relations, which took place in Brussels.
She said the document is already at the final stage of preparation and reflects a common vision of the country's future after the end of the war.
"As you know, the security guarantees that we discussed, among other things, at the Paris meeting on January 6 brought good progress. And now we are waiting for Russia's response," von der Leyen said.
The Ukraine-EU-U.S. agreement is reaching the final stage
She also noted that an agreement between Ukraine and the United States on a single, unified prosperity system is close to being reached. The implementation of the initiative will be possible once a ceasefire or peace is established.
"It looks like we can enhance Ukraine's prosperity once a ceasefire or peace is achieved," the European Commission chief allowed.
Five key areas of future recovery
Von der Leyen said the Prosperity Package is a single document formed on the basis of a common vision of Ukraine, the United States and the European Union for the country's post-war future.
The document is based on a needs assessment conducted by the World Bank and includes five key pillars.
The first pillar envisages increasing productivity through business-friendly reforms and strengthening market competition.
The second pillar concerns accelerated integration of Ukraine into the EU single market through reforms in key sectors of the economy.
The third pillar involves a significant increase in investment. An investment framework for Ukraine is already in place within the EU Ukraine Fund.
The fourth pillar aims to strengthen donor coordination and attract private capital through the Donor Platform for Ukraine, which brings together G7 countries, the European Commission and other partners.
The fifth pillar relates to fundamental reforms, including strengthening the rule of law, stepping up anti-corruption efforts and modernizing public administration.
"This agreement on the Prosperity Framework is a very important milestone. As I said, we have almost completed the work. We are now actively preparing Ukraine's future as a modern sovereign and free country, and this is a strong signal to our brave neighbor and partner in difficult times," von der Leyen stressed.
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