ALBAWABA - In a significant move, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has pledged a substantial $2.3 billion in aid to Ukraine, focusing on both peace efforts and the post-war reconstruction.
This commitment was announced during the G20 Leaders Summit held in New Delhi, India.
President Yoon emphasized the long-term commitment to support Ukraine's journey towards peace and the reconstruction process.
While outlining the aid package, he noted that the initial phase, scheduled for 2024, will see $300 million directed in humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
This generous pledge reflects South Korea's commitment to global stability and its willingness to play a major role in helping Ukraine during these difficult times.
