At the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 (URC), held in Rome from July 10 to 11, Ukrainian officials announced agreements and memorandums totaling 3.55 billion euros ($4.15 billion) in reconstruction funding. The Ministry for Development of Communities and Territories confirmed this development on July 13, underscoring the international community’s commitment to supporting Ukraine’s post-war recovery. This significant financial pledge is viewed as a crucial step in addressing the extensive damage inflicted by the ongoing conflict.
The conference, which brought together a wide range of international stakeholders, including representatives from various countries and global financial institutions, marked a pivotal moment for Ukraine’s reconstruction efforts. The funds pledged represent a collective effort to rebuild and stabilize the country, which has faced severe challenges due to the prolonged conflict. The agreements signed during the conference are expected to finance critical infrastructure projects, humanitarian aid, and economic revitalization initiatives across Ukraine.