Japan’s state export credit agency, Nexi, will provide €1.25bn in credit lines for investment and exports to Japanese companies operating in Ukraine.
The announcement came during a visit by Ukrainian Government officials to Tokyo, headed by the country’s Prime Minister, Denys Shmyhal.
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According to Shmyhal, the event was attended by “representatives of the business communities of our two countries, government officials, representatives of municipalities and regions.
“In Ukraine, Japanese companies showed great interest in launching and implementing new projects. Japan should become one of the leaders in the economic recovery and reconstruction of our country,” he added.
During the meeting, Ukrainian and Japanese officials signed a series of 56 documents, including:
- agreements enabling Ukraine to implement funds provided by Japan’s International Cooperation Agency to rebuild the energy and transport sectors and to help with mine clearance
- documents signed between Ukraine’s Ministry of Agriculture and Japanese agricultural machinery companies
- agreements enabling the Japan Urban Revitalisation Agency to help rebuild Ukrainian settlements destroyed by the Russian invasion.
News about the Ukrainian delegation’s visit to Tokyo comes after multiple Western companies have announced new projects in the country, which is currently at war with Russia.
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