Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office announced on Sunday that his country is allocating an additional 169 million Canadian dollars (about $130 million US) towards several reconstruction and development programs in Ukraine.
Following Trudeau's visit to Kyiv, the announcement was made, highlighting Canada's commitment to supporting Ukraine in its peace, security, and reconstruction efforts.
The funds include 75 million Canadian dollars, equivalent to over $57 million US, aimed at enhancing peace and security through mine clearance, cybersecurity support, and intelligence assistance.
Furthermore, 15 million Canadian dollars, about $11.5 million US, will be directed towards completing the National Museum that narrates the history of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
The package also comprises around $17 million US for humanitarian aid, $30 million US for developmental assistance, and about $14 million US for stabilization efforts including chemical weapon reduction and counter-information warfare.
Moreover, $15 million US will be allocated to various stabilization projects to mitigate threats from nuclear, radiological, and chemical materials and to combat misinformation.
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