Ukraine and Germany hold a new round of talks on bilateral security commitments
Kyiv • UNN
Germany and Ukraine held talks in Berlin to conclude a bilateral agreement on security commitments and long-term support for Ukraine. In addition, the parties agreed on a schedule of high-level contacts for the near future.
Another round of talks between Ukraine and Germany on bilateral security commitments has been held in Berlin, UNN reports, citing the Presidential Office.
According to the Presidential Administration, a Ukrainian negotiating team led by Deputy Head of the Presidential Office Ihor Zhovkva held another round of talks with Germany during a working visit to Berlin on concluding a bilateral agreement on security commitments and long-term support for our country.
During the visit, Ihor Zhovkva also discussed with his German counterparts further deepening of bilateral cooperation in priority areas and thanked Germany for supporting today's EU decision on a €50 billion financial instrument for Ukraine for 2024-2027, the statement said.
The parties also agreed on a schedule of high-level contacts for the near future.
