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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky demanded this Wednesday to set up a “permanent working group” to fund his country in “different levels”While the war with Russia.
“It would be good to create a permanent working group that would provide financial assistance to Ukraine and work in a timely manner at different levels,” the president suggested via video link during a round table at the annual meeting of the World Bank (WB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington.
Zelensky explained that this economic support could follow the model of a defense format known as Ramstein, with which the international community coordinates the supply of weapons and military equipment to Armed Forces of UkraineUkrinform agency reports.
According to the Ukrainian president, such a plan would help “international donors” unite. An idea that IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva hopes to implement “as soon as possible.”
Among the demands that Zelensky put forward this Wednesday at this forum is also the provision of individual loans of up to $2 billion for the reconstruction of civilian infrastructure, such as electricity, which was damaged after the recent Russian bombing. several Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv.
Parallel to these demands, the G7 finance ministers assured that their respective countries intend to continue funding Ukraine next year to ensure access to basic services and to repair the shortfalls in civilian infrastructure damaged during the war.
In addition to military and humanitarian support, $20.7 billion in aid has already been provided, with a total of $33.3 billion pledged for this year.
Ask OAS countries to support sanctions against Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called on the American countries to support sanctions against Russia, speaking at the 52nd General Assembly of the OAS in Lima last week.
“We are doing everything, everything, to put an end to the long list of Ukrainian victims that Russia is creating. That is why I am writing to you. We need your support,” the president said in a pre-recorded video in English in front of aides. .
The President of Ukraine thanked the American peoples, who “have already strongly supported Ukraine and condemned the Russian war,” as well as the OAS for suspending the status of Russia’s permanent observer.
(According to Europa Press and AFP)
Source: RPP
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