Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba will continue his international business trip, which was interrupted by the visit of US President Joe Biden to Kyiv. He will visit Brussels, The Hague and New York.
This was announced by the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Facebook.
According to him, the first tripartite Ukraine-EU-NATO meeting will be held in Brussels to coordinate efforts regarding weapons, training, and increasing the volume of the defense industry.
In The Hague, Kuleba will hold negotiations on weapons, Ukraine's accession to the EU and take part in events marking the anniversary of the full-scale invasion.
In New York, the minister will attend the UN General Assembly, the Security Council, and will also hold a number of meetings to strengthen support for Ukraine and the peace formula.
It will be recalled that the Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba took part in the Munich Security Conference. However, the foreign minister canceled the previously announced trip to Brussels due to the visit of American President Joe Biden to Kyiv.