UNESCO has adopted a new assistance program for Ukraine: what does it mean.

According to inkorr.com: The Executive Board of UNESCO has made an important decision regarding the program to assist Ukraine at its 222nd session. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Board reaffirmed its support for the Ukrainian people in their struggle against the consequences of Russian aggression.

'Following the adoption of the decision, delegations from Albania, Austria, Iceland, Spain, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Germany, Portugal, Poland, Slovakia, Turkey, France, the Czech Republic, and Japan spoke in support of Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and condemned the violation of international law by Russia.'

The delegation of Australia, representing 44 countries, firmly condemned the Russian aggression against Ukraine and emphasized the important role of UNESCO in providing assistance. The European Union also expressed support for Ukraine.

UNESCO's Support for Ukraine

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs noted that the decision of the Executive Board of UNESCO is yet another important step in supporting Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. UNESCO's assistance is already yielding positive results and will continue to ramp up its activities. Ukraine considers this support a significant contribution to post-war recovery.

Thus, Ukraine has received considerable support from the Executive Board of UNESCO to overcome the consequences of Russian aggression. This is an important step in ensuring the country's sovereignty and demonstrates the readiness of the international community to assist Ukraine in the challenging process of recovery after the conflict.