On November 9-10, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sibiga will visit Paris, where he will participate in a meeting of the heads of foreign policy departments of the Group of Seven countries at the invitation of the Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs of France, Jean-Noel Brut.
The foreign minister will participate in the session of the group of seven ministers on support for Ukraine and will hold a series of bilateral negotiations.
Andriy Sibiga will inform the Allies about the situation on the battlefield, the consequences of the Russian attacks and the priority needs of Ukraine's defense capability and stability for the winter.
The minister will also coordinate positions with the group of seven countries in the context of peace efforts.
The focus of the meeting will be steps towards de-escalation and closer peace, strengthening the defense of Ukraine's skies, pressure on the aggressor, global food security and freedom of navigation in the Black Sea. In Paris, Andrey Sibiga is scheduled to hold separate bilateral talks with the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the head of the European Union's diplomacy Kaia Callas, the heads of the French Foreign Ministry Jean-Noel Barrow, the United Kingdom's Ed Miliband, the Italian Antonio Tajani, the German Johann Weidpole and other ministers.