Rebuilding Ukraine depends on luring private money
Oleksandr Gryban is already thinking of the moment when Ukraine can build again. The war-torn country’s 41-year-old deputy economy minister is aware that Kyiv needs to avoid exhausting the goodwill of its allies, who last year financed the government to the tune of $32 billion in public funds. But the real challenge is to convince sceptical private investors both at home and abroad that Ukraine is a good destination for their cash.