Sweden to Give More Than $138 Million to Ukraine

Sweden to give more than $138 million to Ukraine for reconstruction, development
Sweden will give more than 1.4 billion Swedish crowns ($137.7 million) to Ukraine to help with reconstruction and development, as well as urgent humanitarian needs, Sweden's Minister for International Development Benjamin Dousa said on Thursday.
Sweden to give more than US$138mil to Ukraine for reconstruction
The largest ever civilian aid programme includes support for the reconstruction of destroyed infrastructure, mine clearance and health worker training.
Sweden to provide $137 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine
Sweden will provide Ukraine with more than 1.4 billion Swedish kronor ($137.7 million) in humanitarian aid, the country's International Development Minister Benjamin Dousa announced on March 13.
Sweden allocates largest aid package to Ukraine for recovery and development
Sweden will provide Ukraine with over 1.4 billion Swedish kronor ($137.7 million) to support recovery and development, as well as to address urgent humanitarian needs, states Swedish Minister for International Development Benjamin Dousa,
Sweden to provide Ukraine with about US$138 million for recovery and development, Reuters reports
Sweden will allocate assistance to Ukraine to help the country recover, develop and meet urgent humanitarian needs. Source: Reuters, citing Sweden's Minister for International Development, Benjamin Dousa,
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