Ukraine is ready for the second Peace Summit and NATO membership – Yermak

In cooperation with its partners, Ukraine has completed preparatory steps for holding the second Peace Summit. At the same time, Ukraine is firmly on the path to full NATO membership.

This was announced by Andriy Yermak, Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, as reported by the "We Ukraine" TV channel.

According to him, a joint peace framework has already been developed, which will serve as the basis for the second Peace Summit.

"Ukraine is ready to hold it in the near future," the head of the President's Office said.

At the same time, Andriy Yermak adds that Ukraine has become stronger on its way to full NATO membership over the past two years, emphasizing that NATO standards are already being implemented in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

"Ukraine has already proven its role as a key guarantor of security in Europe. Europe will not be safe without Ukraine," Yermak said.

He reminded that 27 agreements had already been signed with partners to implement the G7+ joint declaration.

"These agreements are already working in practice, primarily at the front. They strengthen our defense and bring us even closer to our strategic goal – full membership in the Alliance," the head of the President's Office said.

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