Two hundred ATO participants were allocated one million hryvnia for housing
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has allocated UAH 200 million for the "housing on preferential terms" program, which will provide housing to more than 200 families of ATO/JFO participants and internally displaced persons, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
This was stated following a government meeting by Prime Minister of Ukraine Alexey Goncharuk, the Government Portal reports.
“Today we voted for a very important program for ATO members, for higher education institutions, for JFO participants. This is our experiment - the “housing on preferential terms” program, for which we have allocated 200 million UAH. More than 200 families will be able to take advantage of this program and this is just the beginning. We want to see how it will work,” Goncharuk noted.
According to him, this is a very profitable preferential loan that people cannot get simply from a bank.
“Here there will be a minimum cost of credit resources for a significant long period,” Goncharuk said.
Two hundred ATO participants were allocated a million hryvnia each for housing.