Sybiha: We expect distinguished guests, additional aid packages for Ukraine's Independence Day
Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha expects that on Independence Day, August 24, additional aid packages will be announced by partners visiting Ukraine.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha anticipates distinguished guests and additional aid packages for Ukraine on its 35th Independence Day, August 24. The minister, speaking at a media briefing, stated that numerous guests are expected to visit Ukraine, highlighting the importance of showing unity on this significant anniversary.
Sybiha emphasized that Ukraine is not alone or isolated, and it actively advocates for high-ranking officials to visit various regions during their travels to Kyiv. Belgian Foreign Minister, Prévot, recently visited Chernihiv region, contributing to the support of the blood center and shelter completion in the area, amounting to about 50 million in additional aid.
Tom Fletcher, UN Deputy Secretary-General, visited Kherson this week and discussed potential humanitarian corridors with Sybiha to assist people in Oleshky and nearby settlements. Sybiha acknowledged the challenges faced by Ukrainian diplomacy, reiterating that the diplomatic corps is prepared and will work actively. Furthermore, Sybiha mentioned that additional steps are being prepared for the president to enhance the practical aspects of Ukrainian foreign policy, focusing on pragmatism and economic efficiency.
On August 24, leaders of the Coalition of the Willing, including European Council President António Costa, are scheduled to hold a meeting in Kyiv.
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