EU leaders are “strictly” urged to give Ukraine EU candidate status, says the draft statement.
The heads of the European Parliament at a meeting of the Conference of Presidents aimed to approve a statement addressed to the heads of state and government of the EU member states with a call to give Ukraine the status of an EU member candidate at the summit on June 23-24 in Brussels. On Wednesday, June 8, Interfax-Ukraine reported in connection with the text of the statement.
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“We must show courage, determination and vision in the face of the deteriorating international environment. The shift of the geopolitical plates requires action on our part. In doing so, we will be true to our principles and values. Ukrainians whose homeland is under heavy attack, as well as Moldovans and Georgians who seek a brighter future, are waiting for the signal that they belong to the European family.That is why this House urges you to give the Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova and Georgia have the status of EU candidate members in accordance with Article 49 of the Treaty on European Union and on the basis of their merit. ” , the draft statement said.
The document is expected to be approved this Thursday at the Conference of Presidents of the European Parliament. In addition, small changes could be made in Georgia, a source familiar with application preparation told the agency.
Earlier, Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba explained the problems in supporting Ukraine’s membership in the EU. In his opinion, this is due to the “psychological barrier” of some countries.
Duda began the tour in support of Ukraine’s membership in the EU
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Source: korrespondent
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