EU Commission disburses €3.2 billion to Ukraine as the first instalment of the Ukraine Support Loan, a €90 billion programme to be delivered in 2026 and 2027. The tranche, part of the macro‑financial assistance (MFA) operation, follows a Memorandum of Understanding signed in May 2026 that links payments to Ukraine’s fulfilment of reform and policy conditions. Seven conditions were met, including measures on domestic revenue mobilisation, tax legislation for digital platforms, and customs governance. The MFA aims to strengthen Ukraine’s fiscal capacity and public financial management. A second instalment of €3.7 billion is planned for September 2026, with a final payment of €1.45 billion expected before year‑end.
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