The Netherlands will provide approximately \u20ac1.2 billion in non-military aid to Ukraine between 2027 and 2029. The funding is earmarked for the reconstruction of the energy sector and infrastructure, humanitarian programmes and the private sector. On 28 October, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is due to hold talks in The Hague with Prime Minister Rob Jetten, government representatives and King Willem-Alexander.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n Of the total amount of \u20ac327 million, more than \u20ac878 million represents additional funding that had been agreed upon previously. The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced this on 15 September. It is therefore an increase to an existing programme, rather than an entirely new package.<\/p>\n The Dutch Government has identified the restoration of the power grid and critical infrastructure, humanitarian support and assistance to the private sector as priorities. The Hague has also stated that it will continue to provide political, military and financial support to Ukraine, together with its partners in the EU and NATO.<\/p>\n Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation of the Netherlands Sjord Sjordsma<\/strong> On 28 October, he arrived in Kyiv, where he is presenting the areas of support and holding talks with the Ukrainian authorities and representatives of Dutch businesses.<\/p>\n According to the NOS, \u20ac40 million has been earmarked for the Ukrainian Energy Support Fund. This sum is due to be transferred in 2026 to help restore infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks. A further \u20ac55 million will be allocated to the purchase of equipment from Dutch companies for operational purposes of the Ukrainian energy system<\/a>.<\/p>\n A separate \u20ac136 million has been earmarked for businesses taking part in the reconstruction: the funds are intended to support business projects and create the conditions for attracting private investment. The Dutch Government<\/a> emphasises the need to restore the energy and water supply systems without waiting for the war to end.<\/p>\n Meeting Zelensky<\/strong> \u0437 Yetten<\/strong> is due to take place at the Prime Minister\u2019s official residence Katsheis<\/strong>. There are plans to involve the Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Defence in the talks Dylan Yesilg\u00f6z<\/strong>, as well as the Minister for Foreign Affairs Tom Berendsen<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Following the talks, the President of Ukraine is due to meet with representatives of the Ukrainian and Dutch business communities. An audience with the King is scheduled for early this evening at the Huis ten Bosch Palace Willem-Alexander<\/strong>.<\/p>\n According to NOS, this will be Zelenskyy\u2019s first visit to the Dutch Prime Minister\u2019s official residence since Jetten\u2019s appointment. The President last visited the Netherlands in December 2025.<\/p>\n\n
The additional funds supplement the previously agreed programme<\/h2>\n
Separate funding has been allocated for the energy sector, equipment and reconstruction projects<\/h2>\n
Talks, a meeting with business representatives and an audience with the King are scheduled to take place in The Hague<\/h2>\n
The non-military programme operates separately from defence cooperation<\/h2>\n