COOPERATION OF UKRAINE WITH INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES OF THE WARTIME PERIOD

Abstract

The article examines Ukraine’s cooperation with international financial institutions during the wartime period. The role of international financial organizations in ensuring macroeconomic stability, supporting the state budget, and implementing economic recovery programs is analyzed. Particular attention is paid to the activities of such institutions as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank Group, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and the European Investment Bank. The study considers the main forms of financial support provided to Ukraine, including credit programs, grant financing, investment projects, and technical assistance. The article identifies the key challenges of Ukraine’s cooperation with international financial institutions during wartime, including the growth of public debt, the need to ensure transparency in the use of financial assistance, the necessity of coordinating international support programs, and the development of effective mechanisms for post-war economic recovery. It is emphasized that international financial institutions play a crucial role in supporting Ukraine’s economic resilience and shaping strategic directions for its post-war development. The study concludes that further deepening of cooperation between Ukraine and international financial organizations will contribute to the modernization of the national economy, strengthening of the financial system, and integration of the country into the global economic space.