Greece–Ukraine reconstruction agreement content settled, foreign ministry says
A separate GEK TERNA–UKRNAFTA gas-equipment donation protocol was signed. Completed delivery and commissioning have not been confirmed.
The content of a Greece–Ukraine intergovernmental reconstruction agreement was agreed during Deputy Foreign Minister Haris Theoharis’s meeting with Ukrainian Deputy Energy Minister Anatolii Kutsevol in Warsaw, according to the Greek Foreign Ministry’s announcement on 14 November. The release covers the ReBuild Ukraine meetings of 12–13 November.
The intergovernmental agreement’s stage
The ministry says the content includes Greek assistance in replacing energy equipment and aims to increase Greek companies’ participation in restoring critical infrastructure. It reports agreement on the content, without announcing signature, ratification or entry into force of the intergovernmental agreement, or the award of particular projects.
Equipment-donation protocol signed
The meetings also included the signing of a donation protocol between GEK TERNA and UKRNAFTA covering gas-compression and pressure-regulation equipment. UKRNAFTA independently confirms the signature in its official 13 November announcement. It describes a free transfer intended to strengthen reserve capacity for its gas infrastructure.
UKRNAFTA describes transportation from Greece as scheduled. Adaptation, installation, testing and commissioning are planned after delivery. The two originals do not establish that delivery or commissioning has already been completed and do not specify a monetary value for the donation.
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