"We do not have enough money to go further. It is enough for stabilization, [but] we need to invest in the economy, we need more support," Jaresko said at the Yalta European Strategy forum in the Ukrainian capital Kiev.
The economy minister clarified her remarks, adding that "we couldn’t live without" financing from Washington and Brussels.
Late last month, Ukraine secured a $3.6-billion – or 20 percent – write-down from its $18 billion debt with international creditors. The agreement was reached following 7 months of intense negotiations.
Washington-based International Monetary Fund has approved a four-year $17.5-billion assistance package to Ukraine, which has seen three disbursements to date.
Poland and Germany are the latest individual EU member states to approve multimillion-dollar loans to a Ukrainian economy increasingly reliant on foreign assistance.
