Ukraine will receive EUR 1.8 billion from the European Commission erstwhile the conditions set out in the improvement plan are met. This appropriation is intended to support the country in covering current expenditure during the ongoing war.
The European Commission informed the associate States: «Ukraine has satisfactorily implemented a number of reforms set out in the plan for Ukraine, including improvement of the judiciary system, the fight against corruption and money laundering, financial markets, human capital, business environment, decentralisation and regional policy, the energy sector, the management of critical natural materials, green transformation and environmental protection». Payment will take place after formal approval by the associate States.
Conditions met
Ukraine has completed 9 steps from the 5th tranche and 1 overdue from the erstwhile tranche. These reforms are besides crucial steps in the process of accession to the European Union. The funds come from the Instrument for Ukraine.
Controversy around Anti-corruption
On July 22, 2024, the Ukrainian parliament passed a bill which was received as limiting the independency of the National Anti-corruption Office and the Specialist Anti-corruption Prosecutor's Office. This sparked global criticism and national protests, prompting the authorities to retreat from this legislative movement.
In its enlargement report, the European Commission reiterated its advice to strengthen Ukrainian anti-corruption institutions. In the EC assessment, Ukraine has achieved any level of preparation in the fight against corruption, but only limited advancement has been recorded in this area.
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