(MENAFN) Ukrainian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dmytro Kuleba, has announced his upcoming visit to Brussels, The Hague, and New York. Kuleba shared his agenda through a Facebook post. The first stop in Brussels will include a tripartite meeting with Ukraine, EU, and NATO officials to coordinate efforts on weapons and training, as well as to expand the scope of the defense industry's work.
Kuleba further stated that he has scheduled negotiations on weapons, responsibility, Ukraine's membership in the EU, and participation in events commemorating the full-scale invasion in The Hague. The visit to New York is connected with the meeting of the UN General Assembly and the UN Security Council. The Minister is also set to meet with a number of foreign counterparts, including discussions on the coalition in support of Ukraine and President Zelensky's peace formula.
Earlier, Kuleba attended the Munich Security Conference before departing for his next trip. Meanwhile, U.S. President Joe Biden made an unannounced visit to Kyiv on February 20, which will likely bolster U.S.-Ukraine relations amid ongoing tensions with Russia. The visits and meetings with foreign counterparts signal Ukraine's ongoing efforts to secure international support in the face of Russian aggression.
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