Ukraine plans to increase GDP growth to 6% per year, labor productivity to 5%, and investment to 30% of GDP — Svyrydenko

Ukraine, together with international partners, is working on the formation of the "Economy of the Future" strategy, which envisages increasing GDP growth rates to 6% per year, labor productivity growth to 5%, and increasing the share of investment in GDP to 24–30% annually. This was reported by the head of the government Yulia Svyrydenko, according to UNN.

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As Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko pointed out, on May 20, the government's vision for its implementation was presented to the members of the international advisory business council, the meeting of which  took place under the chairmanship of President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

This strategy is based on EU rules — primarily the construction of a competitive and investment-attractive economy with strong institutions and dynamic development of the private sector. This refers to the development of defense technologies, energy, the agricultural sector, transport, machine building, IT, and critical minerals

According to her, the government has an ambitious yet achievable goal — to increase average GDP growth rates to 6% per year, labor productivity from the current 1.3% to 5%, and the share of investment in GDP — from the pre-war 16% to 24–30% annually.

"Economy of the Future": a long-term strategy for Ukraine's economic development for 15 years.

The next stage is planned to be the transition to the selection of flagship investment projects of the "Economy of the Future," which will be presented to our partners at URC2026 in Gdansk.

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