The European Commission disbursed €18.1 billion to Ukraine in 2025 as part of an Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration initiative, according to a staff working document published on 23 June 2026. The document, which accompanies the Commission's annual report on macro-financial assistance (MFA) to third countries, details financial support aimed at addressing Ukraine's immediate financial needs, bolstering economic resilience, and promoting reforms amid the ongoing conflict with Russia. The report also covers MFA operations for Egypt, Jordan, and North Macedonia, highlighting the EU's continued use of this instrument to support economic stability and reform in partner countries.
Beyond Ukraine, the Commission approved a €4 billion MFA operation for Egypt in 2025, focusing on economic stabilization and reform, with a €1 billion instalment disbursed in early 2026. For Jordan, €250 million was disbursed from a €500 million MFA approved earlier, to support economic stability and growth, and the Commission has proposed an additional €500 million. No further disbursements were made for North Macedonia beyond a prior €50 million. The document provides background analysis per beneficiary country, outlining the economic context, reform progress, and financial needs that guided the Commission's decisions. The report will inform the European Parliament and the Council in their oversight of the EU's external financial assistance.