President of Ukraine Hosts Briefing for Ambassadors of Nordic and Baltic Countries

The Office of the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, recently hosted a briefing for Ambassadors of Nordic and Baltic Countries. The discussion, held on May 29, 2025, focused on key issues of bilateral and multilateral cooperation. During the briefing, Ihor Zhovkva informed the diplomats about the outcomes of President Zelenskyy’s visit to Germany, highlighting the agreements reached concerning security, defense, and political support for Ukraine. The full article can be accessed on the official website of the President of Ukraine.

In a recent address, President Zelenskyy criticized Russia for prolonging the war and engaging in deceptive tactics to mislead countries still engaging in dialogue with Moscow. He emphasized the ineffectiveness of verbal negotiations, citing the delay in sharing a promised memorandum with Ukraine. Zelenskyy called for increased sanctions and pressure on Russia to make diplomatic meetings more meaningful.

Furthermore, Andriy Yermak, a key figure in Ukrainian diplomacy, held talks with advisors to the leaders of the UK, Germany, France, and Italy. The discussions centered around diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving a just and lasting peace, along with preparations for negotiations with the Russian side. This engagement signifies ongoing international efforts to address the conflict in the region.

Additionally, a meeting on supporting sustainable development in Ukraine took place at the Office of the President. Advisor Yuriy Katsion convened representatives from the government, banking sector, and non-governmental organizations to discuss implementing sustainable development financing mechanisms in Ukraine. Despite challenges posed by the Russian invasion, Katsion highlighted the continued progress towards achieving Sustainable Development Goals in the country.