EU and other parties discuss Ukraine's post-war reconstruction in Brussels Xinhua News Agency, Brussels, November 4 (Reporter Zhang Zhaoqing and Zhang Xinwen) The European Commission issued a statement on the 4th, saying that representatives from the EU, Ukraine, Germany, France, Britain, the United States, NATO and the World Bank held talks in Brussels, Belgium, on the same day to Discuss the restoration of Ukraine's post-war prosperity and economic prosperity. The statement said that the talks were conducted by the European Commission and were intended to promote sustainable peace in Ukraine. The talks continued the relevant discussions held in Miami, USA, and were based on the "Prosperity Framework" jointly developed by the EU, Ukraine and the USA earlier this year. The statement said that the focus of today and the work that follows will be to further improve the plans related to the economic development and prosperity of Ukraine after the war, including the study and determination of specific policy tools and measures to support the future development of Ukraine and assist in its independent development. According to reports in the local media, US representatives participated in today's talks "from afar". The second round of talks is scheduled to take place at NATO headquarters on the 5th, focusing on the discussion of security guarantees for Ukraine. Participants include representatives from the United States, Great Britain, France, Germany and NATO. NATO spokeswoman Alison Hart confirmed to Xinhua news agency on Tuesday that NATO representatives will meet with representatives from France, Germany, Britain and the United States in Brussels later this week to discuss how to promote a "just and lasting" end to the war in Ukraine.