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United States and Ukraine Sign Landmark Agreement for Reconstruction Investment Fund

Hundreds of people holding the edges of a giant Ukrainian flag by the Washington Monument in Washington DC

Today, the United States and Ukraine signed a landmark agreement to launch the United States–Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund — a joint initiative to drive Ukraine’s postwar recovery and attract global investment.

Key elements of the agreement:

  • Equal decision-making between the U.S. and Ukraine
  • Ukrainian sovereignty over land and resources
  • Investment-based funding. Assistance provided before would not be counted as debt
  • Alignment with Ukraine’s European integration path

“This agreement signals clearly to Russia that the Trump Administration is committed to a peace process centered on a free, sovereign, and prosperous Ukraine over the long term,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated.

Read the full press release – home.treasury.gov

This agreement marks a significant step in Ukraine’s post-war recovery and demonstrates a commitment to a sovereign and prosperous future.​ The signing was preceded by approvals in Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada (parliament), and additional agreements specifying important technical details are expected in the coming months.

Advocacy Works: the Sanctions Bill Gains Support in the Senate

Fifty-eight U.S. Senators have now co-sponsored S.1241, a bill focused on strengthening sanctions against russia, with many adding their support following the Ukraine Action Summit on April 6.

This is a powerful example of what grassroots advocacy can achieve when voices come together. Nova Ukraine is proud to stand alongside our partners and supporters, making sure Ukraine’s needs are heard on Capitol Hill.

Take action: Contact your representatives and senators today to keep encouraging sustained support for Ukraine.

Thank you for staying informed and engaged.
— The Nova Ukraine Team

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May 1, 2025

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Hundreds of people holding the edges of a giant Ukrainian flag by the Washington Monument in Washington DC
May 1, 2025

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Today, the United States and Ukraine signed a landmark agreement to launch the United States–Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund — a joint initiative to drive Ukraine’s postwar recovery and attract global investment.

Key elements of the agreement:

  • Equal decision-making between the U.S. and Ukraine
  • Ukrainian sovereignty over land and resources
  • Investment-based funding. Assistance provided before would not be counted as debt
  • Alignment with Ukraine’s European integration path

“This agreement signals clearly to Russia that the Trump Administration is committed to a peace process centered on a free, sovereign, and prosperous Ukraine over the long term,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated.

Read the full press release – home.treasury.gov

This agreement marks a significant step in Ukraine’s post-war recovery and demonstrates a commitment to a sovereign and prosperous future.​ The signing was preceded by approvals in Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada (parliament), and additional agreements specifying important technical details are expected in the coming months.

Advocacy Works: the Sanctions Bill Gains Support in the Senate

Fifty-eight U.S. Senators have now co-sponsored S.1241, a bill focused on strengthening sanctions against russia, with many adding their support following the Ukraine Action Summit on April 6.

This is a powerful example of what grassroots advocacy can achieve when voices come together. Nova Ukraine is proud to stand alongside our partners and supporters, making sure Ukraine’s needs are heard on Capitol Hill.

Take action: Contact your representatives and senators today to keep encouraging sustained support for Ukraine.

Thank you for staying informed and engaged.
— The Nova Ukraine Team

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