At ReBuild Ukraine, Ukraine signed agreements with the European Investment Bank to provide EUR 75 million in grant aid for the restoration of water supply and the development of social housing.
Ukraine is stepping up the use of unmanned systems and creating new incentives for the military, including the introduction of an electronic eBaly system on December 1.
Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Taras Kachka said that Ukraine is actively communicating with Hungary on the issue of national minorities with positive results and expressed hope that Kyiv will be able to convince Budapest to change its position on Ukraine's European integration.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk noted that the emergence of new corruption scandals could make it more difficult to maintain a consensus on continued solidarity with Ukraine.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has said that an energy corruption scandal in Ukraine is "extremely unfortunate" and it is important that Kyiv takes it seriously.
Ukraine has unveiled its national pavilion at the international exhibition and conference ReBuild Ukraine: Construction & Energy 2025, which opened in Warsaw on November 13.
The International Monetary Fund mission is preparing to begin work with the Ukrainian authorities to explore options for launching a new financial program for Ukraine.
A secure anti-corruption framework and the protection of anti-corruption institutions are critically important elements for Ukraine, which continues to depend on the support of the international community.
The European Union is calling on third countries to accelerate their financial assistance to Ukraine by providing it in the first quarter of 2026, when Ukraine will already face a funding shortfall and the EU may need more time to determine and implement its own support mechanism.
Ukraine and Moldova are moving towards the European Union together, and the membership of these two countries in the EU is fully in line with its own interests.
On Wednesday, the Swiss Federal Council submitted to parliament a draft federal decree on the ratification of the Free Trade Agreement between the European Free Trade Association and Ukraine.
Chief of Defense of the Netherlands Armed Forces Onno Eichelsheim has expressed confidence that Ukraine will win the war against Russia if the international community continues its support and maintains unity.
Chief of Defense of the Netherlands Armed Forces Onno Eichelsheim, who visited Ukraine in October, expressed admiration for how Ukrainian forces and industry have masterfully developed drone-warfare tactics and rapidly adapted to new threats.
The fourth meeting of the Joint Ministerial Committee took place in Niagara, where the parties, among other things, agreed to continue cooperation in support of Ukraine.