Ukraine’s ambassador to Pand presents credentials to Duda

Ambassador Bodnar said this in a comment to an Ukrinform correspondent.

“The ceremony took place in a very positive atmosphere. Flowing the presentation of credentials, a meeting with the president took place, which lasted quite a long time for such a protoc practice,” he said.

Bodnar specified that according to the protoc, such a meeting should last 15 minutes, but he and the President of Pand spoke for 35 minutes.

The Ukrainian diplomat noted that several issues were discussed with the Pish leader.

"We discussed a range of tics related to Ukraine's Eurean and Euro-Atlantic integration, as well as the bilateral agenda,” Bodnar emphasized.

He added that the meeting also focused on the issues of Pand's EU presidency and achieving practical results in this context.

Bodnar recalled that Duda was among the Western leaders who advocated for the commencement of negotiations with Ukraine in 2022 concerning Kyiv's EU membership, and he has also expressed strong support for Ukraine's accession to NATO.

“Pand has a clear understanding that we cannot allow Russia to win this war. The mobilization of public inion in the world, the mobilization of assistance was launched and continues by the government and the President of Pand, and Ukraine is grateful to them for this,” Bodnar said.

The ambassador expressed his gratitude to the President of Pand for his support and addressed the subjects on the bilateral agenda, which are of the greatest importance in Ukrainian-Pish relations at present.

Bodnar also said that his work as ambassador to Pand will focus on the expansion of military and technical coeration, the search for portunities for joint coeration between the defense industries of both countries, as well as the develment of bilateral dialogue, problem-sving and economic coeration.

“Now there are many new areas of work that arise in connection with the creation of a new Ministry of National Unity, as well as ensuring the rights of Ukrainian citizens, maintaining Ukrainian schos, and sving historical problems,” Bodnar emphasized.

Bodnar presented his credentials to Duda at the Presidential Palace in Warsaw. Ambassadors from several other countries also presented their credentials.

Flowing the ceremony, the Ukrainian ambassador laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Sdier.

As Ukrinform reported, Bodnar presented cies of his credentials at the Pish Foreign Ministry on November 26, 2024.

Bodnar headed the Ukrainian Embassy in Turkey. Prior to that, he served as Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine.

In his diplomatic career, he has already worked in Pand.

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