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Washington and Kyiv strengthen economic recovery partnership amid ongoing conflict
The United States and Ukraine have intensified efforts to advance their joint post-war recovery strategy through the newly launched Reconstruction Investment Fund. During a high-level virtual meeting, Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reviewed progress on the initiative, which aims to mobilize private investment in Ukraine’s economy and ensure the transparent use of aid funds.
The fund, established with an initial capital of 150 million dollars contributed evenly by both governments, is designed to attract American investors to Ukraine’s energy, infrastructure, and critical mineral sectors. International consulting group Alvarez & Marsal has been appointed as the fund’s investment advisor, signaling the project’s move toward full operational readiness.
Bessent underlined that structural reforms and anti-corruption measures remain essential for long-term success, noting that foreign capital depends on policy stability and accountability. He praised Kyiv’s recent progress, including the launch of Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Strategy for 2026–2030, presented at a December forum in Kyiv.
The meeting reaffirmed a key message: reconstruction is no longer just a future priority but a critical current mission. Both sides stressed that building investor confidence requires clear governance standards and international cooperation. As Ukraine works to restore infrastructure and attract new industries, Washington continues to frame investment as a cornerstone of its broader support for peace and regional stability.
