Sybiha: Our Priorities Are Closing The Sky And Partner Assistance With Energy Equipment
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha, during a visit to Ternopil region, emphasized that among the ministry's priorities for the new political-diplomatic season are securing assistance from international partners to close the sky and with energy equipment, UATV English reports. "We're on the threshold of a very active political-diplomatic season. Ukraine has had no pauses in its efforts to end this…
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha highlighted Ukraine's priorities for the upcoming political-diplomatic season, which are securing international assistance to close the sky over Ukraine and receiving support for energy equipment. The country has been focused on ending the war, but the world has been on vacation, leaving Ukraine in a time of need.
Ukraine's priorities include closing the airspace, especially after recent Russian attacks, and ensuring a steady supply of energy equipment such as generators and transformers before winter.
Sybiha's visit to various regions allowed him to understand their needs better, enabling him to make stronger arguments during diplomatic negotiations. He also visited historical landmarks, emphasizing the importance of preserving Ukraine's cultural heritage amid the war. The minister is convinced that these historic sites will become a significant draw for tourism after the war.
Taras Pastukh, head of the Ternopil Regional Military Administration, underlined the significance of establishing cooperation with the European Union and countries supporting Ukraine. This cooperation should not only involve state leaders but also strengthen horizontal diplomacy at the regional level. Pastukh highlighted Ternopil's logistics junction as a unique advantage that the region aims to leverage, seeking support from the ministry to establish these necessary connections.
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