The head of the Kyiv RMA met with representatives of Poland to discuss support for Ukraine's Victory Plan. Security, energy issues and the restoration of Kyiv region's infrastructure were discussed.

The head of the Kyiv RMA discussed the importance of supporting Ukraine's Victory Plan during bilateral meetings with Polish officials. He met with Jacek Karnowski, State Secretary of the Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy of Poland, and Adam Struzik, Marshal of the Mazovian Voivodeship, UNN reports.

"Achieving a just peace is a goal that unites not only Ukrainians but also our allies around the world. A set of decisive actions can stop the Russian aggressor. They are spelled out in the Victory Plan presented by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Ukraine is facing significant challenges. But we are fighting not only for our independence, but also for security in Europe," Ruslan Kravchenko said.

He added that such meetings are always a meaningful dialog and an opportunity to develop concrete solutions in the future. And also to convey to ordinary residents of these regions the key need of Ukrainians – a just peace based on the Victory Plan of our President.

The parties also discussed security and energy issues, involvement of Polish colleagues in the restoration of Kyiv region's infrastructure, and European integration processes.

"By the way, the Mazovian Voivodeship is a twin region of Kyiv region. Therefore, deepening interregional cooperation is a separate issue of the meeting. I am grateful to our Polish friends for their help! Only together can we ensure peace and development of Ukraine and the whole of Europe," said the head of the Kyiv RMA.