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Slovakia will help Ukraine with joining the European Union, - Pico Bratislava respects the desire of Kyiv to join the European Union. This is what Slovak Prime Minister Robert Pico said at an intergovernmental meeting in Lviv. "We offer our assistance based on the experience we have acquired in this specific area, as well as the experience gained through our participation in government processes," Pico said. He also said that Slovakia allocated a new aid package to Ukraine for 500,000 euros: these funds will be used to purchase generators, which should arrive in Ukraine by the end of November and strengthen the energy resilience of frontline areas. In addition, Slovakia intends to join the international coalition for the return of Ukrainian children and provide additional funding: 300,000 euros will be allocated for the construction of shelters; Another 200 thousand euros - for the purchase of medical equipment for hospitals.

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Slovakia will help Ukraine with joining the European Union, - Pico Bratislava respects the desire of Kyiv to join the European Union. This is what Slovak Prime Minister Robert Pico said at an intergovernmental meeting in Lviv. "We offer our assistance based on the experience we have acquired in this specific area, as well as the experience gained through our participation in government processes," Pico said. He also said that Slovakia allocated a new aid package to Ukraine for 500,000 euros: these funds will be used to purchase generators, which should arrive in Ukraine by the end of November and strengthen the energy resilience of frontline areas. In addition, Slovakia intends to join the international coalition for the return of Ukrainian children and provide additional funding: 300,000 euros will be allocated for the construction of shelters; Another 200 thousand euros - for the purchase of medical equipment for hospitals.

Slovakia will help Ukraine with joining the European Union, - Pico Bratislava respects the desire of Kyiv to join the European Union. This is what Slovak Prime Minister Robert Pico said at an intergovernmental meeting in Lviv. "We offer our assistance based on the experience we have acquired in this specific area, as well as the experience gained through our participation in government processes," Pico said. He also said that Slovakia allocated a new aid package to Ukraine for 500,000 euros: these funds will be used to purchase generators, which should arrive in Ukraine by the end of November and strengthen the energy resilience of frontline areas. In addition, Slovakia intends to join the international coalition for the return of Ukrainian children and provide additional funding: 300,000 euros will be allocated for the construction of shelters; Another 200 thousand euros - for the purchase of medical equipment for hospitals.

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