Ukraine and Argentina deepen cooperation in defence, energy and infrastructure sectors, – Yuliia Svyrydenko Ukraine and Argentina are discussing the possibility of deepening cooperation in a number of strategic areas, including defence, as well as helping our country restore energy and civilian infrastructure damaged by russian missile attacks. This was discussed during the meeting of the Ukrainian delegation headed by the First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine and Minister of Economy of Ukraine Yuliia Svyrydenko with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Religions of Argentina Diana Mondino.

Extension of duty-free trade for Ukraine is an extremely important aspect of the EU's political support, – Yuliia Svyrydenko EU Council finally approves 12-month extension of duty-free trade regime for Ukraine. The regime came into force in June 2022 and will now apply until June 2025. This was announced by the First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine – Minister of Economy of Ukraine Yuliia Svyrydenko.

eRobota: UAH 8 billion invested by the state through grants in business development Almost 16,000 entrepreneurs have received grants to start or grow their businesses under the government's eRobota project. In total, the state has invested UAH 8 billion in entrepreneurship through grants since the start of the project. This was announced by Yuliia Svyrydenko, First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine and Minister of Economy.

Catalogue of industrial parks: where innovation meets investment We present a catalogue of industrial parks that will help companies find partners or a place with a well-developed infrastructure where they can locate their production facilities and attract new investments.

Yuliia Svyrydenko urged Ukrainian businesses to prepare investment projects to take advantage of the Ukraine Investment Framework The Ukraine Facility Plan will be finally approved in a few days. For the first time in Ukraine, there now exists an integrated economic development plan with a medium-term horizon, a clear structure and specific funding. The programme budget is EUR 50 billion for the next 4 years. The Ukraine Facility includes a tool for attracting investment - the Ukraine Investment Framework (Pillar 2). This is a tool that will help to attract the private sector to the development of the Ukrainian economy, in particular, it opens up additional opportunities for cities and communities.