Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on Monday, November 15, will be on a working visit to Brussels (Belgium) to meet, in particular, with the NATO Secretary-General and the OSCE Chairman-in-Office, as well as the foreign ministers of Germany and France, the UNN.

Thus, according to the schedule promulgated by the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, at 7:40 local time (8:40 am in Kyiv), the Minister held a meeting with foreign ministers and ambassadors of EU member states at a working breakfast.

Further negotiations with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sweden, OSCE Chairwoman Anne Linde are planned.

Talks with NATO's Assistant Secretary General for Intelligence will begin at 10:45, and already at 11:30 Kuleba will meet with the Secretary General of the Alliance, Jens Stoltenberg.

At 13:00, the Ukrainian foreign minister will take part in a meeting of the "Associated Trio" with his Moldovan and Georgian counterparts, followed by a meeting of foreign ministers of the EU and the Eastern Partnership (which includes Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan).

After the meeting, Kuleba plans to hold a series of bilateral talks with EU Enlargement and Neighborhood Commissioner Oliver Varghea, Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albarech Bueno and Austrian Foreign Minister Michael Linhart.

At 5 p.m., the minister is scheduled to have a joint meeting with his colleagues in the "Normandy format" - the foreign ministers of Germany and France.

As the minister himself explained, the talks are necessary to intensify work in the Normandy format.

"Russia is slowing down the negotiation process by avoiding meetings. But we insist on the resumption of Normandy work without preconditions," the foreign minister said in a post on Facebook.