Ukrainian foreign minister sure Ukrainian-Polish alliance will shape new security order in Europe
Ukraine's Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha has expressed conviction that the Ukrainian-Polish alliance will shape a new economic and security order in Europe, calling it a new European engine whose energy will drive Europe forward.
Source: Sybiha in an article for Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita, as reported by European Pravda
Details: The minister noted that Poland's experience in European integration – from negotiations to support for farmers and the smallest local communities – is invaluable to Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Sybiha added that Ukraine's European integration opens up new opportunities for Poland as well, particularly for businesses and investors, regions, logistics hubs and educational institutions.
The minister cited the successful cooperation between Ukraine and Poland in the energy and defence sectors as an example.
Quote: "Ukraine's experience in countering Russian missiles and Poland's defence potential can make our joint contribution to the security of the skies over Europe especially significant…
I am convinced that the Ukrainian-Polish alliance will shape a new economic and security order in Europe. This is a new European engine, and its energy will drive Europe forward. This also means that Poland must be present at all key forums and in the most important formats where the fate of Europe is decided."
Details: According to Sybiha, Ukraine has always advocated and will continue to advocate for an alliance with Poland.
Background:
- Sybiha also believes that Ukraine and Poland must not succumb to Russia's attempts to sow discord in their relations, and he also spoke of progress in resolving the historical dispute.
- Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski previously warned European allies against conducting negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war without taking into account the security interests of Eastern Europe.
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