The British government has ordered an increase in the market coverage limit for Ukraine set for the state agency UK Export Finance (UKEF), from £3.5 billion to £6.5 billion. UKEF is the country's official export credit agency, providing insurance and financial guarantees to support British exporters and international projects. The increase in the limit will allow the agency to expand its operations related to Ukraine, including financing trade deals and investment initiatives. The decision is seen as part of Britain's broader policy of supporting the Ukrainian economy amid the ongoing conflict with Russia. The increase in the limit should create additional opportunities for cooperation between British companies and Ukrainian partners, as well as promote the recovery and development of Ukraine's infrastructure. Details of specific projects that will receive financing under the new limit have not yet been clarified.