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Ukraine says U.S. investment fund delegation will visit in September
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Posted on August 18, 2025
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A U.S. investment fund delegation will visit Ukraine in September to discuss projects under a critical minerals deal, aiming to rebuild the country post-invasion.
KYIV (Reuters) -Ukrainian officials working on a joint investment fund with the U.S. are preparing for a visit by their American counterparts in September, Kyiv's economy minister said on Monday.
Ukraine and the U.S. established the fund this year as part of a critical minerals deal aimed at shoring up ties and eventually rebuilding swathes of the war-torn country after Russia's invasion.
Oleksiy Sobolev told reporters in Kyiv the first meeting of the fund's board of directors would take place in September and consider "a pipeline of investment projects".
"A large delegation will come from the U.S. in September to travel around Ukraine and look at these projects," he said, adding that investments could take place in the next 12 months.
Ukraine's prime minister ordered a review of all licences to mine strategic minerals in the country as part of the joint investment effort with the United States.
(Reporting by Yuliia Dysa and Max Hunder; Writing by Dan Peleschuk; Editing by Sharon Singleton)
The delegation will visit Ukraine to explore investment projects associated with a joint investment fund established as part of a critical minerals deal.
The first meeting of the fund's board of directors is scheduled for September.
Ukraine's prime minister has ordered a review of all licenses to mine strategic minerals in the country as part of the joint investment effort with the United States.
The U.S. delegation will travel around Ukraine to assess a pipeline of investment projects that could lead to investments within the next 12 months.
The fund was established as part of a critical minerals deal aimed at strengthening ties between the U.S. and Ukraine and assisting in the rebuilding of the war-torn country after Russia's invasion.
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