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TEMPUS Information days in Ukraine 2005

European Commission to support the creation of electronic voter lists ahead of the 2006 parliamentary elections in Ukraine

Foreign direct investments from the European Union to Ukraine

International Nuclear Safety Actions of the European Commission

EU’s External Energy Policy

EU-funded Project “Building Community Media Centres in Rural Areas” Announces a Competition to Select Rural Districts for Participation in the Project

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Foreign direct investments from the European Union to Ukraine

The EU maintains the largest share in the total volumes of foreign direct investment (FDI) which Ukraine received as independent state since 1991, according to the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine. By 2007, the 25 EU member states contributed 16bn USD into various sectors of Ukraine’s economy, or 75% of total 21.2bn USD. Investment inflows apparently increased since 2001, following Ukraine’s accelerating reform process.

As of end 2006, the four biggest investors from the EU were Germany (5.6 bn USD), Austria (1.6 bn USD), the UK (1.56 bn USD), and Netherlands (1.49 bn USD). Remarkably, FDI inflows from Cyprus reached 3 bn USD as of end period. The main bulk of these countries’ FDI was streamlined to Ukraine’s financial sector (1.2 bn USD), wholesale trade (1.1bn USD), real estate (1.1bn USD), metallurgy (1 bn USD), and food industry (693 mio USD).
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