“Indeed, the president of Ukraine has been invited to the Munich Security Conference together with a delegation. Of course, the delegation will also include Ukraine’s foreign minister, Andrii Sybiha,” he said.
Tykhyi said Ukraine would definitely take part in the Munich Security Conference at many different levels. In particular, the Ukrainian delegation will participate in panel discussions and hold bilateral meetings.
The foreign minister said the top priority for discussion at the conference would be peace efforts, as well as strengthening Ukraine’s energy and defense resilience. Another key priority for Kyiv, he said, is increasing pressure on Moscow.
“Ukraine has a vision for how to end this war by increasing pressure on the Russian Federation. That is exactly what will be voiced at the Munich Security Conference, although, of course, there will also be more specific signals from Ukrainian officials there,” he added.
The 62nd Munich Security Conference is scheduled to take place Feb. 13-15.