International Affairs in Ukraine

Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Of Ukraine

Welcome to the official page of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine on LinkedIn. We Represent, Protect, and Promote Ukraine and its highest value – People

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World Health Organization Ukraine

World Health Organization Ukraine - the WHO Country Office in Ukraine was established in June 1994 in Kyiv to support the country’s sustainable health development. The WHO team in Ukraine consists of around 300 professionals who provide technical expertise on health-related matters and build national capacity through policy dialogues, strategic support, technical assistance, service delivery to fill gaps during emergencies, and adaptation of global norms and standards to the national context. The agreement signed between WHO and the Ministry of Health of Ukraine – the Biennial Collaborative Agreement (BCA) for 2024-2025 sets a framework for further cooperation to maintain resilience of Ukraine’s health system amid the war while continuing the reform agenda and moving towards the health system recovery. WHO and the Government of Ukraine have jointly released the WHO Ukraine Country Cooperation Strategy for 2024-2030. The strategy focuses on three key priorities: ensuring universal access to quality health services, preventing and reducing major health risks, and supporting health system reforms. These priorities aim to address the wide range of challenges faced by Ukraine, including the burden of non-communicable diseases, the threat of communicable diseases like tuberculosis and HIV, and the need for comprehensive mental health and rehabilitation services. Website Facebook Instagram X https://x.com/WHOUkraine

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The Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Of Ukraine

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (Ukrainian: Міністерство закордонних справ України)

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Nato In Ukraine

Relations between NATO and Ukraine date back to the early 1990s and have since developed into one of the most substantial of NATO’s partnerships. Since 2014, in the wake of Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea, cooperation has been intensified in critical areas. Since Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, NATO and Allies have provided unprecedented levels of support. The NATO Representation to Ukraine supports cooperation on the ground. Main priorities of its work include: • maintaining and establishing contact with Ukrainian ministries and agencies; • facilitating NATO-Ukraine political dialogue and practical co-operation; • advising Ukrainian authorities on activities in support of the NATO-Ukraine partnership and reforms in the security and defence sector; • supporting contacts between NATO and Ukrainian civil and military authorities and advisers; • helping to implement the Comprehensive Assistance Package; • increasing awareness and understanding of NATO in Ukraine; • informing the Ukrainian public about key activities and developments in NATO-Ukraine co-operation; • providing advice and support to Ukrainian institutions in the area of strategic communications capability development. The NATO Representation to Ukraine leads on the provision of strategic-level advice under NATO's Comprehensive Assistance Package for Ukraine.

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Customs Logistics Of Ukraine

Доставка нужного товара необходимого качества, в необходимом количестве, в нужное время, место и с минимальными затратами. Email: v_korchinskiy@ukr.net Tell:+38 О67 323 О9 57

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Un-Habitat Ukraine

UN-Habitat is the United Nations entity responsible for developing urban policies and translating them into action to create sustainable cities and human settlements. In Ukraine, UN-Habitat supports Ukrainian partners and stakeholders towards a sustainable, effective, and inclusive recovery of urban areas in Ukraine in ‘building back better’.

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Beauty Awards

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Embassy Of Sweden In Ukraine

Welcome to the Embassy of Sweden in Kyiv, Ukraine. One of the Embassy's main tasks is to promote relations between Sweden and Ukraine and develop cooperation in the fields of politics, economy and culture.

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Khmelnytskyi City Department Of Investment Policy And International Cooperation

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Business Club Kyiv-The Netherlands

HISTORY Kiev-The Netherlands Business Club was founded in For fourteen years, the club has existed as an exclusive, closely-knit club of managers of Ukrainian companies who interned and trained in the Netherlands. In 2014, there were changes made to the Board of Directors of the Business Club and representatives of the Ukrainian and Dutch business communities were included in the Board of Directors. This caused a dramatic shift in the format and principles of the Business Club. Today, the Business Club is open to entrepreneurs from Ukraine, the Netherlands and other EU countries. The activities of the Business Club are increasing in scale and are aimed at specific actions and achieving practical results. MISSION AND OBJECTIVES In light of the new period of relations between Ukraine and EU countries, both the Ukrainian business community and investors from the Eurozone need effective mechanisms to help establish business relations quickly. Businessmen need reliable business contacts, additional information about available opportunities, needs and risks of new markets, lobbying of their interests at government and company levels, understanding business rules and practices in other countries, opportunities for training and exchange experiences. On one hand, Ukrainian companies are interested in European markets and in European suppliers and investors. On the other, Dutch companies, like companies from other European countries, are also ready to invest in Ukraine and to buy Ukrainian goods, raw materials and services. The main mission of Kiev-The Netherlands Business Club is to meet all of the above-mentioned business needs and to create conditions for quickly establishing fruitful and reliable cooperation between Ukrainian companies and companies from the Netherlands and other EU countries.

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Youth Atlantic Treaty Association Ukraine

YATA Ukraine stands for Euro-Atlantic integration. We are a young and motivated team relaunch the Ukrainian chapter of the Young Atlantic Treaty Association to promote Euro-Atlantic values within the youth in Ukraine. Our goal is a full membership of Ukraine in NATO. YATA Ukraine aims to- Develop network of future Ukrainian leaders - Help young people to shape the career in the fields of diplomacy and international security - Educate and inform the public on Euro-Atlantic integration of Ukraine - Resist NATO-related disinformation in Ukraine - Cooperate with YATA chapters government, NGO, and private sectors. Please, support the organization by subscribing, follow updates and participate in our initiatives to get a unique professional experience, networking, and personal growth.

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Fundacja Polskie Centrum Pomocy Międzynarodowej Pcpm

EN] PCPM, as one of the largest Polish humanitarian and development NGOs, plays a significant role in the sector. It is the main NGO implementing partner to Polish aid, the donor arm of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland, further amplifying its reach and impact. PCPM specializes in the provision of- Emergency assistance in natural disasters and humanitarian emergencies through the operation of Poland Emergency Medical Team PCPM (Type 1 Foreign Medical Team)- among others, in response to the 2015 earthquake in Nepal- Humanitarian aid in complex emergencies and protracted crises, particularly refugee and IDP assistance, shelter, and cash programs. PCPM humanitarian aid programs benefit IDPs in Ukraine and Syrian refugees in Lebanon, South Sudan - Development aid, particularly Disaster Risk Reduction and Disaster Management, including training of Fire Brigades and Ambulance Services (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Lebanon and Palestine).[PL] PCPM jest jedną z największych polskich organizacji pozarządowych działających w obszarze humanitarnym, rozwojowym i ratunkowym, ważnym partnerem wykonawczym programu Polska pomoc, Ministerstwa Spraw Zagranicznych Polski. PCPM specjalizuje się w- Pomocy ratunkowej w sytuacji katastrof naturalnych i kryzysów humanitarnych poprzez działanie Polskiego Medycznego Zespołu Ratunkowego PCPM (Zespół Medyczny Zagraniczny Typu 1) – między innymi w odpowiedzi na trzęsienie ziemi w Nepalu w 2015 roku- Pomocy humanitarnej w złożonych i długotrwałych kryzysach, zwłaszcza pomocy uchodźcom i osobom wewnętrznie przesiedlonym, zapewnianiu schronienia, zapomogom finansowym, zatrudnieniu interwencyjnym- Pomocy rozwojowej, zwłaszcza redukcji ryzyka katastrof i zarządzaniu kryzysowym, w tym szkoleniu straży pożarnej i służb ratunkowych. Obecnie działamy w Ukrainie, Palestynie, Libanie, Sudanie Południowym, Kenii, Etiopii i Tanzanii. Pomagamy też uchodźcom w Polsce.

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