Netherlands to fund UN search for Ukrainian children abducted by Russia in new €1.2 billion aid package
The Netherlands has announced a new €1.2 billion aid package for Ukraine. It includes funding for a UN search for Ukrainian children abducted by Russia, and €136 million for partnerships and export insurance for Dutch companies.
The Netherlands has announced a new aid package for Ukraine worth €1.2 billion, according to Euromaidan Press, a Ukrainian outlet. The package includes funding for a search, carried out by the United Nations (UN), for Ukrainian children whom Russia has abducted.
Openings for Dutch companies
The package also sets aside €136 million for partnerships and provides for expanded export insurance. This gives Dutch companies a way to take part in the rebuilding of Ukraine.
What the source does not say
The portion of the source material available does not describe how the search for the children will be organised, how much money is allocated to it, or how many children it may concern. It also does not break down the rest of the package.
