Contrary to dire predictions of economic collapse, over 90% of Ukrainian businesses have successfully resumed operations, now functioning at or near their pre-war capacities. Shmyhal highlighted that the construction, agriculture, domestic trade, and processing sectors are leading the recovery efforts. Looking ahead, the government anticipates an additional GDP growth of 0.14% this year, which translates to an increase of 4 billion hryvnias in budget revenues. This announcement was made in the context of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's introduction of the "Made in Ukraine" platform, designed to facilitate dialogue between the government and Ukrainian entrepreneurs. Prime Minister Shmyhal had previously outlined the industries expected to drive the post-war economy.
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