Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
IMF experts, led by Gavin Gray, are discussing macroeconomic and structural changes with the authorities. The priority is the adoption of laws on tax increases.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved funding for industrialists and farmers within the framework of the Made in Ukraine program. The funds will be used for equipment, orchards, and new jobs.
Duncan Nightingale has been elected Chairman of the Naftogaz Supervisory Board, and Kostiantyn Maryevich as Deputy Chairman. Three committees have been established and the work schedule for 2026 has been approved.
The Cabinet of Ministers has allowed companies that transport goods and repair equipment for the Armed Forces of Ukraine to be recognized as critically important. This will ensure stable support for the defense sector.
Within the framework of the Support Fund, an equipment reserve is being created to prepare for winter. Ukraine's total recovery needs are estimated at 5.4 billion euros.
Over 14,800 specialists will receive payments for infrastructure restoration after shelling. The government has expanded the list of aid recipients through the Diia portal.
Ukrainian colleges and schools will receive desktops, laptops, and interactive panels from JICA. The aid will cover 382 institutions as part of the recovery program.
Brussels has handed Kyiv the requirements for the final three negotiation clusters. Ukraine now has an exhaustive list of reforms for EU membership.
The enemy hit a production barge in the port and caused a fire in a train car on the railway in Sumy region. No one was injured, and cleanup efforts are underway at the sites.
The IMF is concerned about the deputies' delays in raising taxes for businesses and the population. This jeopardizes the receipt of tranches totaling $8.1 billion.
The Cabinet of Ministers allocated UAH 12. 6 billion for road maintenance and the development of checkpoints. The main work on international highways is planned to be completed by May.
European Commissioner Marta Kos announced technical negotiations on all EU accession clusters. G7 allies are modernizing Ukraine's energy sector against Russian attacks.
The Ministry of Education is starting the selection of PhD projects for the training of doctors of philosophy within the framework of the experiment. Participants will receive funds for research and salaries.
Commanders have been granted the right to certify powers of attorney, wills, and orders of soldiers. The documents have full legal force and are registered with the Ministry of Justice.
The fuel market is stable thanks to foreign supplies and reserves. The government is preparing 1500 UAH assistance for vulnerable groups and cashback for gasoline purchases.
The Ministry of Health explained the rules for receiving assistance for persons with self-care limitations. The need is established by a special commission based on an assessment of vital activity.
Szijjártó announced Ukraine's refusal of a trilateral meeting after the visit of Hungarian specialists. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine denies the official status of this delegation.
By the end of March, the pace of repairs will increase to 150,000 square meters per day. The priority is 600 km of strategic roads, which require more than 12.8 billion hryvnias.
The Cabinet of Ministers will allocate funds to strengthen the protection of critical facilities in ten regions. Preferential loans for energy independence at 7% are being prepared for businesses.
The enemy attacked trains and stations in Kharkiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions with drones. Two railway workers were injured, and locomotives and infrastructure were damaged.
The Cabinet of Ministers will compensate up to UAH 200 million for the repair of damaged park infrastructure. Preferential financing has been extended to frontline and de-occupied communities.
The Ministry of Education has approved the list of institutions for the second stage of the reform starting in 2026. Students will be able to choose their study profiles, and the government has allocated UAH 1.2 billion in subventions.
In April, the Ministry of Social Policy will automatically accrue UAH 1,500 to pensioners and vulnerable categories of citizens. The money will be transferred to bank cards or by mail.
Electricity imports account for 12% of consumption, and the enemy has damaged over 9 GW of generation. The authorities plan to restore 4 GW of capacity and accumulate 13 billion cubic meters of gas.
NABU and SAPO leaders are lobbying for financial privileges for HACC judges – they want unlimited salaries, – ex-prosecutor.
Yulia Svyrydenko announced the preservation of excise tax and VAT on fuel to replenish the budget. The funds will be directed to the defense of Ukraine.
From March 13 to 15, old routes between Dnipro and Kryvyi Rih are canceled and new ones are introduced. Some suburban trains will change their departure and arrival times.
Starting in September 2026, payments for students of all forms of ownership will double. The minimum academic scholarship will be 4000 hryvnias per month.
The new Bila Tserkva – Sighetu Marmației checkpoint will accommodate up to 700 cars per day. There are also plans to expand the capacity of the Porubne – Siret crossing point.
The government is preparing a one-time payment of UAH 1,500 for 13 million citizens in April. Cashback of up to 15% on gasoline, diesel, and autogas is also being introduced until May 1.