Yulia Sviridenko

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Julia Sviridenko is a Ukrainian government official serving as Prime Minister, who represented Ukraine at an international conference in Gdansk, Poland, to promote reconstruction efforts and secure financial commitments. She was appointed to lead the Ukrainian delegation after President Zelenskyy declined to attend, aiming to avoid political tensions and scandals. During the event, she reported on significant agreements totaling over 10 billion euros, highlighting Ukraine's cooperation with European partners. Sviridenko also engaged in diplomatic interactions with Polish officials, including…

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• Polish PM Donald Tusk says Ukraine's reconstruction conference will be more constructive without Zelenskyy — ТАСС (Telegram)
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