Zelenskyy: Ukraine Expects New Support Packages And Progress On EU Accession This Week
Ukraine expects new decisions in support of the country this week, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, adding that Kyiv is coordinating with international partners to secure further assistance, UATV English reports. “I am continuing to engage with all our partners who can help us and who have consistently delivered. Today, I will speak with Denmark and Lithuania, including their prime ministers.…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy indicated that Ukraine anticipates new aid packages and advancements in EU accession negotiations this week, according to UATV English. The Ukrainian leader is in active discussions with allies who have historically supported Ukraine, including Denmark and Lithuania, as well as the United Kingdom.
Furthermore, Zelenskyy disclosed that talks with the European Union will occur during the same period, aiming to deliver fresh support packages and progress in the EU accession journey. As of now, two out of the six negotiating clusters have been initiated, with Ukraine's objective being to finalize all six by the year's end. This milestone is viewed by Zelenskyy as a political and moral affirmation of solidarity with Ukrainians and a demonstration of Ukraine's decisive movement towards evolving into a robust European nation.
Additionally, the president expressed gratitude towards Ukrainian lawmakers and government officials for their efforts in finalizing the necessary decisions, encompassing legislation and government initiatives anticipated to be enacted this week.
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