Integration or Return: Czech Republic Announces New Plan for Ukrainians.

In the Czech Republic, the 'Unity Center' will soon open - a special information center where Ukrainians will be able to receive consultations on housing, employment, and legal status. Czech Minister of the Interior Vít Rakušan stated that this center will provide important support for Ukrainians but will not replace the country's official institutions.

'The 'Unity Center' will be a consultation point for housing, employment, and legal status for Ukrainians in need of assistance, but it will not replace institutions in the Czech Republic,' said Czech Minister of the Interior Vít Rakušan.

Many Ukrainians who received temporary protection in the European Union due to the conflict with Russia decided to remain in the countries where they sought asylum. The information center in Prague, proposed by Ukraine, will be opened after renovations and will become part of changes in the temporary protection policy until 2027.

Support for Ukrainians in the European Union

Support for Ukrainians in the European Union is important - over 4.3 million Ukrainians are using temporary protection in EU countries due to Russian aggression. European Union countries, including the Czech Republic, are actively trying to ensure that Ukrainians have access to various services and support in the context of the complex migration situation.

Summary: In the Czech Republic, preparations are underway to open the 'Unity Center' to provide consultations to Ukrainians on housing, employment, and legal status. This will become an important source of support for Ukrainians who are in the country under temporary protection. The center in Prague is expected to facilitate procedures and provide necessary information to Ukrainians seeking asylum in the Czech Republic.