President of Ukraine

President Held Phone Talks with Heads of Government of Germany, Portugal, Slovenia, and the Netherlands

5 March 2025 - 19:12

President Held Phone Talks with Heads of Government of Germany, Portugal, Slovenia, and the Netherlands

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy held phone conversations with the heads of government of Germany – Olaf Scholz, Portugal – Luís Montenegro, Slovenia – Robert Golob, and the Netherlands – Dick Schoof. During these discussions, the leaders coordinated their positions and steps toward achieving a just and lasting peace.

The Head of State expressed his gratitude to each partner for their support of the Ukrainian people.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Olaf Scholz discussed developments in Ukraine and the world, exchanging views on the future security architecture. The President also highlighted Germany’s contribution to strengthening Ukraine’s air defense and protecting thousands of people. Ukraine looks forward to further expanding cooperation in this area.

During his talks with the Prime Ministers of Portugal and Slovenia, the President informed them about the leaders’ summit in London, where an agreement was reached to develop a plan of action aimed at bringing a just and lasting peace for Ukraine and security for the whole of Europe. This includes strengthening Ukraine and ensuring security guarantees.

President Zelenskyy emphasized that it is important for Ukraine that every country’s voice is taken into account in the joint plan. Ukraine, in cooperation with the United States and all of Europe, aims to take the first steps as soon as possible.

Additionally, Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Robert Golob discussed the implementation of the "Food from Ukraine" initiative. Slovenia will participate in this program to support the Syrian people.

The conversation with Dick Schoof focused on coordination with partners and strengthening Ukraine. The Netherlands is preparing new military and financial aid packages. The President also outlined the priority needs of Ukrainian troops.