Ukraine has approved an industrial development strategy through 2056
Ukraine has approved a long-term industrial development strategy through 2056, which calls for a structural transformation of the economy. The key priorities are the development of critical mineral extraction and the expansion of high-value-added manufacturing. The document aims to strengthen industrial capacity and integrate into global supply chains.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved a strategy for the development of industries based on minerals and components of strategic and critical importance through 2056.
The government also approved an action plan for its implementation for 2026–2028, writes
The document outlines long-term approaches to industrial development and provides for the creation of high-value-added production facilities based on critical minerals.
According to the Ministry of Economy, the strategy is intended to help attract investment and modern technologies and expand Ukraine’s participation in global supply chains for strategic raw materials.
Key priorities include accelerating investment projects in the extraction and processing of critical resources, integrating Ukrainian products into global markets, developing infrastructure and human capital, and implementing the principles of the circular economy.
The document devotes special attention to the processing of waste from the mining and metallurgical sectors for the reuse of valuable materials. The government notes that the implementation of the strategy should contribute to the modernization of industry, the strengthening of the country’s economic resilience, and the enhancement of Ukraine’s role in the global market for strategic raw materials.
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