Government launches web instruments for investors willing to place money in Ukraine

By The Kyiv Post / October 17, 2014

In a new attempt to attract additional foreign money to Ukraine, the State Agency for Investment and National Projects is developing an interactive map that’s aimed at showing a potential investor all the possibilities at a glance. The agency presented a beta version of the map on Oct. 16.

It is part of the strategy that is supposed to bring as much as $40 billion in foreign investments by 2020. This comes as the agency’s last project since the Cabinet of Ministers disbanded it on Sept. 10 and passed its functions to the Economy Ministry.

Topics: Finance, International, Policy making, Venture/Private equity

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