By KYIV. May 16 (Interfax-Ukraine) – President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has announced his address and communication with students of leading universities in the USA and Canada, as well as higher educational institutions of Ukraine.
According to him, the maximum attention of the world to Ukraine should be maintained, and information about the needs of the Ukrainian state should be present in the news of all countries.
"For greater informational and political support of Ukraine, I will communicate with students of leading American universities on Monday. These are 63 universities in the USA and two universities in Canada, which unite hundreds of thousands of students and are a large expert and research community. Their voice will definitely strengthen our capabilities," Zelensky said in a video message.
At the end of May, the head of state is scheduled to address Stanford University students.
Zelensky also announced his plans to communicate with Ukrainian students.
"I am also preparing to communicate with Ukrainian students from the leading universities of our country. In my address to them I will answer some important difficult questions that already exist in our society, which are already visible. And I expect profound questions from them, from our students, " the president said.
The head of state also said that he would continue his appeals to the parliaments of European states. "Our task is the status of a candidate in the EU, and eventually joining the EU under an accelerated procedure," he said.
"It is equally important to have the maximum consent of European countries in the issue of strengthening sanctions on Russia. That is why I will be addressing the Luxembourg Parliament in the near future, " he added.
In addition, according to Zelensky, work is underway to expand the geography of speeches before the parliaments of Africa and Asia.
On May 23, the head of state is scheduled to address the participants of the forum in Davos. "Pre-war reconstruction will be discussed. We are doing everything to gather the support of the world to the maximum," he concluded.
