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“Today, Commissioner Hahn announced that the EU considered the issue of providing Ukraine with a EUR 50 million aid for humanitarian and infrastructure projects,” Gerashchenko wrote on Facebook.

She added that in recent years, the European Commission has allocated nearly EUR 400 million in aid for Ukraine, including humanitarian. Of this sum, EUR 1.3 million went to Mariupol, including the setting up of a medical lab in the eastern district. On Friday, June 2, the dormitory, built due to the EU financial aid, was opened to accommodate 35 families of IDPs.

As UNIAN reported earlier, Hahn called visa liberalization for Ukraine signed by the EU a “well-deserved reward” for the country’s reforms.

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