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Ukraine Secures €350 Million at Davos; Peace Deal Nears

1/23/2026

Summary

Story summary

At Davos, Ukraine House led by Ulyana Khromyak secured 350 million euros for Ukraine's recovery.
The deals include 150 million euros for Horizon Capital's Catalyst Fund and 200 million euros for Amber Dragon Ukraine Infrastructure Fund.
Khromyak emphasized Ukraine's potential across sectors.
President Zelensky said the peace deal is 90% ready, though issues remain.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new Board of Peace that may address the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

History

Historical Context

Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 heightened tensions, culminating in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. In response, the European Union has provided over 15 billion euros in aid to bolster Ukraine's economy. As of 2023, Ulyana Khromyak's efforts at Davos to secure 350 million euros for recovery underscore the international commitment to Ukraine's stability amid unresolved peace negotiations led by President Zelensky.

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Story summary

At Davos, Ukraine House led by Ulyana Khromyak secured 350 million euros for Ukraine's recovery.
The deals include 150 million euros for Horizon Capital's Catalyst Fund and 200 million euros for Amber Dragon Ukraine Infrastructure Fund.
Khromyak emphasized Ukraine's potential across sectors.
President Zelensky said the peace deal is 90% ready, though issues remain.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new Board of Peace that may address the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

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