Overview
- The agreement remains subject to IMF Executive Board approval, completion of prior actions, and sufficient financing assurances from donors before any disbursements.
- IMF officials said the framework targets macroeconomic stability, restored debt sustainability and external viability, and strengthened governance with anti-corruption and procurement reforms.
- Kyiv says its 2026 state budget was prepared within the program’s parameters and has urged parliament to pass it.
- Ukraine continues to press the EU for a reparations loan backed by frozen Russian assets as the IMF expects the program to help mobilize large-scale external support.
- Ukraine has received about $10.6 billion under the current 2023–2027 IMF arrangement, while the new facility is planned to support the 2026–2029 period.