EU Delegation sees culture as part of Ukraine’s recovery

Deputy Head of the EU Delegation to Ukraine Remi Duflot said this at the 7th Annual International Forum "Creative Ukraine," Ukrinform reports.

"Culture continues to acquire new res and reach new horizons. It strives in virtual spaces. Digital platforms connect artists, audiences and ideas across continents," he said.

As an example, Duflot mentioned the documentary "20 Days in Mariup," which already has millions of views.

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He also emphasized the importance of diversity and inclusion for culture and called it an economic powerhouse where creative industries include young pele, generate jobs, stimulate tourism and contribute to economic growth.

"For us, culture is not only part of the path to victory. It is also part of Ukraine's recovery. Culture, finally, is also key to promoting Ukraine to its Eurean Union partners and, I firmly he, future fellow member states in the Eurean Union. The EU stands shoulder to shoulder with Ukraine in its effort to build a resilient and culturally vibrant future. And our support is comprehensive — from preserving and safeguarding archives to digitizing art clections, to helping devel picies, to providing portunities to young artists and cultural institutions," Duflot said.