Andriy Yermak: Representatives of Ukrainian Culture are Important in Spreading the Idea of Supporting the Global Peace Summit in the World

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Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak met with heads of national cultural institutions, representatives of the theater industry, actors, singers, musicians, artists and historians.

He thanked them for their clear position, support for Ukraine and efforts to bring our victory closer.

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Andriy Yermak told the meeting participants about the work of the President and his team. In particular, about the Peace Formula proposed by Volodymyr Zelenskyy, preparations for the Global Peace Summit to be held in Switzerland, and the conclusion of security agreements with partner countries.

The Head of the President's Office emphasized the importance of involving as many countries as possible in the Peace Summit in order to work together to draft a plan for achieving a just peace for Ukraine and bringing the aggressor state of Russia to justice for its crimes.

"If the world believes that international law is not just a beautiful word, we want all this to happen openly, publicly. Because if the world does not stop this evil decisively and reasonably today, tomorrow it may manifest itself in any corner of the planet," said Andriy Yermak.

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According to him, invitations have already been sent to leaders of countries from all continents and representatives of international organizations. The Head of the President's Office emphasized the importance of artists spreading the idea of supporting the participation of countries in the Global Peace Summit.

"You all have certain opportunities: tours, performances. Speak, engage - nothing will be superfluous in making it impossible for the whole world not to be in Switzerland. It will show our strength. It will show that the whole world stands with Ukraine. And it will allow us to really come up with a solution. It is only through the joint pressure of the international community and leaders that the aggressor can be stopped," summarized Andriy Yermak.