The Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) in Gdańsk closed with an official tally of 160 signed documents worth more than €10 billion ($11.4 billion), organizers announced. Kyiv Post went through the individual press releases published by the government, international financial institutions, banks and companies, and found closer to $20 billion across nearly 90 agreements that actually disclosed a number, spanning energy generation, defense manufacturing, banks, and sovereign lending. And while the URC was shadowed by Ukraine and Poland navigating a period of strained bilateral relations, businesses, international financial organizations and donors carried on as usual – signing financing agreements, cooperation memorandums, and live-money deals destined for Ukrainian projects. Several of the largest announcements remain memoranda of understanding without disclosed terms, while others signed deals with real money attached.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Among the largest deals signed, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Ukraine’s largest state-owned bank PrivatBank stood out the most. The EBRD signed a suite of agreements comprising more than €500 million ($571 million) of finance. Ukraine’s largest bank, PrivatBank, signed two deals worth over $1 billion for risk-sharing and an EU-backed financing facility for businesses. Out of a portfolio of more than 30 public-private partnership projects Ukraine’s Ministry of Communities showcased at URC, the most intriguing one is a concession project for the ferry terminal at the Chornomorsk seaport. The 35-year concession requires at least $40 million in investment, annual concession payments to the state budget, and cargo capacity of around 2 million tons per year. Four bidders advanced to competitive dialogue, including APM Terminals, Yilport Holding, a Mariner-TAS consortium, and a consortium of Abu Dhabi Ports Company and SKF Holdings UK, Deputy Prime Minister for Recovery Oleksiy Kuleba announced in the ministry’s press release.