🇺🇦 🇮🇹 The preparations for the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 are underway, the fourth international conference dedicated to the recovery of Ukraine, scheduled to take place on July 10-11 in Rome.

🔸The Minister for Veterans Affairs of Ukraine, Natalia Kalmykova, along with other heads of Ukrainian ministries and departments, participated in a meeting with the organizing committee, chaired by the Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine – Minister of National Unity of Ukraine, Oleksiy Chernyshov. The organizing committee also includes the Special Envoy of Italy for the Reconstruction of Ukraine, Plenipotentiary Minister Davide La Cecilia.

🔸One of the four themes of #URC2025 will be human capital. This was the key issue discussed during the meeting with the organizing committee.

💬”One of the primary tasks of our state is to create the necessary conditions for the voluntary return of Ukrainians to their homeland and to help them unlock their potential here, in their native country. After all, Ukrainians are a strategic asset of the state, this is our key superpower. The world sees and knows: Ukraine is unwavering, because together with its people and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, it stands for freedom! Despite everything and everyone. Our strength is in unity,” said Oleksiy Chernyshov.

💬”We continue active cooperation with partners, because our security is the key to the stability and security of all of Europe. Ukraine is fighting, defending its freedom and independence – despite all the challenges. I am grateful to all colleagues for their active participation in the meeting!” – emphasized Natalia Kalmykova / Nataliia Kalmykova

#OurStrengthIsInUnity! #UkraineDecides #UpToUkraine

Davide La Cecilia
Ministry of National Unity of Ukraine
Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine
Ministry of Economy of Ukraine
Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine
Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine
Ministry of Health of Ukraine
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine / MFA of Ukraine
Government Commissioner for Gender Policy Kateryna Levchenko