The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland will allocate GBP 10 million to Ukraine as part of a program aimed at rebuilding the Ukrainian economy, as reported on the UK government’s website on Wednesday.
"By supporting Ukraine's private sector and the resilience of small and medium-sized enterprises, the new economic recovery program announced by the Prime Minister under the 100-year partnership will receive £10 million to assist in renewing, restructuring, and reforming Ukraine’s economy for the future," the statement reads.
It was previously reported that UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy is on his second official visit to Kyiv.
"We are determined to position Ukraine as strongly as possible both in its struggle against Russia and beyond, with our long-term relationships strengthened by a century of partnership... Ensuring changes at home in an increasingly unstable world means we must bolster the resilience of our partners," Lammy noted.