Ukraine has unveiled a 2025–2026 Government Action Program that prioritises investment-driven growth across security, economy, recovery and human development. Central to the plan is a new integrated framework linking economy, environment and agriculture, designed to attract over €5 billion in external financing by 2026.
Key investment directions:
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Industrial & infrastructure growth — International financing from Switzerland, France, Korea, the U.S. and EU-backed funds to launch major projects, including at least 15 industrial park initiatives.
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Agriculture & land restoration — €3 bn allocated to demining farmland, with additional support for irrigation systems and land reclamation reforms; export hubs Grain Ukraine and Food from Ukraine to expand global reach.
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Green transition & ecology — Policy synergies aim to attract investment into environmental protection projects, bioeconomy initiatives and sustainable resource management.
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Business climate & deregulation — A five-year moratorium on inspections, simplification or cancellation of over 260 permits, and digital-first state services will reduce friction for investors.
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Privatisation & capital inflows — Expected revenues of ₴12 bn from privatisation of sanctioned assets; launch of the American-Ukrainian Investment Fund and European-backed Recovery Facility (€500m by end-2025).
Economy Minister Oleksiy Sobolev stressed that merging economic, ecological and agricultural portfolios allows comprehensive decision-making and faster reforms, balancing stakeholder interests while unlocking cross-sectoral synergies.
Investor signal:
Ukraine’s integrated strategy positions the country as a hub for eco-friendly agriculture, industrial parks, and green reconstruction, combining EU-aligned deregulation, digitalisation and sustainability to de-risk capital inflows and expand export capacity. Early movers gain exposure to both short-term recovery projects and long-term structural transformation.
