Complete draft of the mineral deal between Ukraine and the United States is published, not mentioned at $500 billion

The final draft of an agreement between the United States and Ukraine has been made public on the development of the mining industry in Ukraine on the American side, which has the spotlight on the development of a joint fund for reconstruction of Ukraine.

The 11-point summary bill is published by the Ukrainian Presidency, and it should be stressed that the large 500 billion dollar figure, which was the point of conflict between the parties last week, is not specified.

Ukrainian President Voldymyr Zelensky himself had refused to sign an agreement referring to such a figure, which angered American President Donald Trump.

However, disagreements appear to have been ironed out, and on Friday, Zelensky is expected to arrive at the White House to formally sign the agreement, Albanianpost writes.

It sums up as follows:

LILAT SEA ERALS FOR REGULT AND CONDITIONAL FAND INVESTATIONS RELIGION

Given that the United States of America has offered considerable financial and material support to Ukraine since Ukraine's full invasion of Russia in February 2022,

AS THE American people want to invest with Ukraine in a free, sovereign and secure Ukraine;

AS THE United States of America and Ukraine want lasting peace in Ukraine and a lasting partnership between their two peoples and governments;

AS THE United States and Ukraine recognise the contribution Ukraine has made to strengthening international peace and security by voluntarily abandoning the world's third largest nuclear arsenal;

Given that the United States and Ukraine want to ensure that neither states nor other people who act hostilely against Ukraine in conflict should benefit from the reconstruction of Ukraine after a lasting peace has been achieved;

So, TANI, United States Government and the Government of Ukraine (any one <x0).Presponsors” enter this bilateral Agreement that determines the terms and conditions of the Reconstruction Investment Fund to deepen the partnership between the United States of America and Ukraine, as defined here,

The governments of Ukraine and the United States, with the aim of achieving lasting peace in Ukraine, aiming to establish a reconstruction fund (Fondy) by creating a partnership in the Fund through joint ownership, which will be further defined in the Fund's joint agreement, will take into account the actual contributions of participants, as defined at point 4 and representatives of the Joint Government. The most detailed conditions regarding the management and functioning of the Fund will be defined in a further agreement (the Fund Agreement), which will be negotiated shortly after the end of this bilateral Agreement.

No participants will sell, transfer or access otherwise, directly or indirectly, any part of his interest in the Fund without the written consent of another participant.

-Fond will collect and reinvest the funds contributed to the Fund, in the form of spending made by the Fund, and gain revenue from future assembly of all relevant natural resources owned by Ukraine (although they are directly or indirectly owned by the U.S. State of Ukraine), as defined in section 1.

-The Ukrainian government will contribute 50% of all revenues stemming from the future assembly of all relevant assets of natural resources owned by Ukraine's state (independence whether they are in the prime or indirect property of Ukraine), identified deposits of minerals, hydrocarbons, oil, natural gas and other materials issued as natural resources infrastructure, as well as other infrastructure extracted from natural resources can be described further in the Fund's agreement. To avoid doubts, such future revenue sources do not include current income sources, nor are they already part of Ukraine's overall budget revenues. Time, volume and sustainability of contributions will be further defined in the Fund's Agreement.

According to its single judgment, the Fund can lend or repay Ukraine's Government for the current costs made under new projects created by which the Fund receives revenue.

The contributions given to the Fund will be invested at least every year in Ukraine with the aim of promoting Ukraine's security, defence and prosperity, as is further specified in the Fund's Agreement. The Fund's agreement will also have provisions regarding future incidents.

-In line with the current United States law, the United States government will support long-term financial commitments to develop a stable and economically prosperous Ukraine. Further contributions could be made up of funds, financial instruments and other tangible and non-material activities for the reconstruction of Ukraine.

- The Fund's investment process will be designed to invest in projects in Ukraine and attract investments to increase development, processing and profiting of all private and public assets, including, but without being limited to minerals, hydrocarbons, oil, natural gas and other extraction materials, infrastructure, ports and state enterprises, as could be described more in the Fund's agreement. The United States government and the Government of Ukraine aim at the investment process to result in additional aloche opportunities and larger investments to ensure sufficient capital inflows for the reconstruction of Ukraine, as specified in the Fund's Agreement.

Participants reserve the right to take the necessary actions to protect and maximize the value of their economic interests at the Fund.

-The Fund's agreement will include relevant representations and guarantees, including those needed to ensure that any obligation the Ukrainian Government may have to the third parties, or such obligations that it may take over in the future will not result in the sale, transfer, assignment, hostage or other burden of Ukraine's Government contributions to the Fund, or active ones from which funds or such contributions flow.

During the development of the Fund's Agreement, participants will try to avoid conflicts with Ukraine's obligations under its European Union or its obligations under agreements with international financial organisations and other official creditors.

-The Fund's agreement will ensure, among other things, a recognition that both the Fund's own agreement and its envisioned activities are of commercial nature.

The Fund's agreement would submit ratification by the Ukraine Parliament in line with Ukraine's “International Trafficking in Ukraine”.

- The Fund's agreement will pay particular attention to the control mechanisms that will prevent weakening, violating or bypassing sanctions and other restrictive measures.

-The Fund's Agreement list will be conducted immediately by working groups led by authorised representatives of the U.S. Government and the United States Government. Those responsible for preparing the Fund's agreement based on this bilateral Agreement are for the United States Government: Treasury Department for Ukraine Government: Department of Finance and Department of Economy;

-This bilateral Agreement and the Fund's Agreement will constitute integral elements of the architecture of bilateral and multilateral agreements, as well as concrete steps for establishing lasting peace, strengthening economic and security sustainability, and reflecting the goals set out in the pre-mult of this bilateral agreement.

The United States government supports Ukraine's efforts to obtain the security guarantees needed to create lasting peace. Participants will try to determine every step needed to protect each other's investments as defined in the Fund's Agreement.

-This bilateral agreement is binding and will be implemented by each participants in accordance with their domestic procedures. The United States government and the Ukrainian government take over to start negotiations immediately on the Fund's Agreement.

Signed in English and Ukrainian, both texts are equally authentic.

From the United States government:

From the Ukrainian government:

Scott K. G. Acceptable

Julia Svrydenko

Minister of Finance

Ukraine's First Deputy Prime Minister, Ukraine's Economy Minister