Peace summit updates: Switzerland will brief Russia and China; two countries have withdrawn their signatures from the joint communiqué. Switzerland will discuss the results of the summit with Russia, China, and other countries that were not among the more than 100 countries and international organizations in attendance, said the Minis... #China #IgnazioCassis #PeaceSummit #RussianUkrainianNegotiations #Switzerland #WarinUkraine
The final communiqué of the Peace Summit was signed by 80 states and four organizations: What was declared? During the Global Peace Summit in Switzerland on June 15-16, the participants agreed on a common position on three points: food security, nuclear and energy security, and the release of all captured a... #FoodSecurity #IAEA #PeaceInUkraine #PeaceSummit #Switzerland #UkrainianPrisoners #WarinUkraine
China claims that the international community supports its peace plan for Ukraine. More than two dozen countries have allegedly expressed their support for the terms presented in China’s alternative peace plan, said Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi. China presented ... #China #ChinaPeacePlan #PeaceSummit #Switzerland #WangYi #Zelenskyy
The Swiss reveal the leading topics of the Peace Summit. As noted by the Swiss MFA, the goal of the Peace Summit in Ukraine is to pave the way for the future peace process and develop the practical elements and procedure. All governments at the summit are i... #China #PeaceInUkraine #PeaceSummit #Switzerland
Switzerland plans to provide $5.5B for Ukraine’s reconstruction through 2036, and Luxembourg directs €50M to the reconstruction of Kryvyi Rih. The Federal Council of Switzerland has approved a financing plan that extends to 2036 for Ukraine’s recovery in the amount of ₣5B ($5.5B). The plan must still be approved by the country’s parlia... #KryvyiRih #Luxembourg #RefugeesFromUkraine #SupportUkraine #Switzerland #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineRecovery
