The Netherlands plans to allocate 1.2 billion euros in non-military aid to Ukraine over the period 2027-2029, including a reserve fund of 435 million euros for urgent needs. This is mentioned in the documents attached to the letter of the Cabinet of Ministers to the Parliament regarding the distribution of funds. Moreover, it is noted that The Hague intends to allocate 165.5 million euros to programs supporting its own business within the framework of the non-military aid package. "The Netherlands strives to strengthen the positions of Dutch companies in order to participate in the reconstruction of Ukraine," said the Dutch Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen and Foreign Trade Minister Sjoord in a letter addressed to the parliament. The lesson. As an expected result, the document directly mentions strengthening the capacity of the Netherlands itself to generate sustainable incomes. Energy, water management, port development, agro-industrial complex and health care were singled out as priority directions. In order to get access to financing through a number of mechanisms participating in the program, Ukrainian companies and state institutions will be required to involve Dutch businesses. the Dutch component of the order must be at least 35%. Moreover, as it is separately emphasized in the document, the presence of companies from the Netherlands in the territory of Ukraine is not mandatory. According to the budget table presented by the government, 136 million euros from the funds intended for business support are planned to be directed to the "Ukraine Partnership Facility" (rehabilitation of infrastructure with the participation of Dutch companies. program support) and the Dutch Good Growth Fund (investment and export transaction lending), €19.5 million for export credit insurance, and another €10 million for the Industrial Ramstein initiative (industrial (such support). On January 30, the leaders of the political forces included in the new ruling coalition of the Netherlands, the left-liberal "Democrats-66", the Christian Democrats and the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy presented the coalition. The text of that agreement. It states that the government plans to send 3 billion euros a year to support Ukraine over the next three years, and also strives to bring military spending to 3.5% of GDP, set by NATO. At the same time, it is planned to reduce the costs of providing social benefits, healthcare and elderly care support.