Kyiv will set up the main Christmas tree on St. Sophia Square, but without fairs and entertainment - Kyiv City State Administration
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The country's main Christmas tree in Kyiv will stand on St. Sophia Square, without mass events and celebrations, and all expenses will be covered by patrons
Kyiv will have a Christmas tree this year. The country's main Christmas tree will be set up on St. Sophia Square, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said. At the same time, the head of the KCSA Serhiy Popko noted that there will be no major events, fairs or celebrations in the capital on Christmas and New Year's Day. This was reported by UNN.
The main Christmas tree of the country this year, according to tradition, will be set up on St. Sophia Square. This decision was made today by the Defense Council of the capital. (...) Since this year we celebrate Christmas according to the New Julian calendar, the Christmas tree will be set up earlier, by December 6. And, accordingly, it will be taken down earlier - by January 10
The mayor said that "there are no mass events, fairs and entertainment on St. Sophia Square." "If the city's district state administrations plan any festive events in the districts, it will be in compliance with safety rules, in places where there are shelters. And also not at the expense of the Kyiv budget," Klitschko said.
There will be no major events in Kyiv on Christmas and New Year's Eve. No fairs, no celebrations. This decision was made at the Kyiv Defense Council. But there will be a Christmas tree. The opening of the Christmas tree is scheduled for December 6
According to the head of the KIAA, it will be installed from December 3 to January 20.
According to Klitschko, the city will not spend any money. Like last year, the tree will be set up and decorated at the expense of patrons. And in compliance with the regime of limiting the use of electricity, he said. "The responsibility for the installation and maintenance of the main Christmas tree, all the resources and financial support related to this, is assumed by Global Decor LLC," the mayor said.