South Korea and Ukraine sign loan agreement for the Foreign Economic Cooperation Fund

The Korean government concluded a loan agreement between the two countries regarding loans from the External Economic Cooperation Fund (EDCF) for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
South Korea's Ministry of Planning and Finance announced on the 15th, ``On the 13th of this month, the Government of the Republic of Korea and the Government of Ukraine will meet in Kyiv, Ukraine.
"We have officially concluded an agreement regarding loans from the Foreign Economic Cooperation Fund between the two countries."
At the signing ceremony on this day, South Korea's Won Hee-ryong (former of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism)
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky attended, and the signature was signed by South Korean Ambassador to Ukraine Kim Hyeon Tae and Ukraine's First Deputy Prime Minister and Deputy Minister of Economy YURIya Sviridenko.
The ceremony was held. South Korea's Ministry of Planning and Finance said, ``We will continue to smoothly promote the medium- to long-term support package for Ukraine worth more than $2 billion (approximately 295.3 billion yen) announced at the G20 summit on the 10th of this month.''
``The government, together with Ukraine, plans to continuously identify reconstruction projects that utilize EDCF and actively support the participation of domestic companies.''
[Disclaimer] WoW! In Korea, the notation of the capital of Ukraine will be changed from "Kiev" to "Kiv". Other place names were also traditionally Russian.
I wrote it by pronunciation, but I will match it to the Ukrainian pronunciation.