The newly appointed ambassadors of foreign states will present their presidential credentials in the territory of St. Petersburg. Sophia of Kyiv.
In Kyiv, 50 representatives of offices of different countries have already resumed their work. This was announced on Thursday, June 2, in a speech by President Volodymyr Zelensky.
The Ukrainian leader noted that this indicates that the countries believe in the victory of Ukraine and are convinced that the Ukrainians will be able to protect their country from Russian military aggression.
“So far, there are 50 of them. It is very important, and not only practical for the work of diplomats, but also on a symbolic level. Every new embassy that returns to our capital is evidence of faith in our success, which Ukraine will be able to defend our state in this war that the Russian Federation has unleashed on our land, ”Zelensky said.
The other day, the president noted that the newly appointed ambassadors of foreign states will present their presidential credentials in the territory of St. Petersburg. Sophia of Kyiv, continuing a thousand -year history of Ukraine’s foreign policy.
At the same time, the President stressed that the presentation of credentials in the territory of St. Sophia Cathedral emphasizes three things: Ukraine’s trust in ambassadors, loyalty to them and responsibility on the part of foreign states.
Zelensky also thanked all the ambassadors of foreign states who returned to Kyiv, and was also happy to receive the other ambassadors. The president expressed special gratitude to the ambassadors of countries that have not left the capital since Russia’s full -scale aggression began on February 24 – Polish Ambassador Bartosz Cichocki and Nuncio of the Holy See Visvaldas Kulbokas.
It was previously reported that the former head of the US Embassy in Ukraine Christina Quinn was awarded the Order of Merit of the second degree.
Source: korrespondent
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