Overview
- Media reports say Washington and Kyiv could finalize a bilateral “prosperity” package in Davos worth about $800 billion over roughly a decade.
- The reported plan would combine post-war reconstruction financing with security guarantees, though terms and sign-off have not been announced.
- Funding is described as a mix of loans, grants and private investment, with elements tied to a prior minerals agreement favoring U.S. investors.
- Zelenskyy says talks on a zero-tariff arrangement would apply to select industrial regions to attract investment and bolster economic security.
- He adds that Ukraine has submitted comments on territorial proposals to U.S. envoys for relay to Russia and hopes for a reply before sealing security and recovery plans, with a potential meeting with President Donald Trump in Davos after European partners discouraged a Washington visit.