Zelensky announces a law that will give Ukrainians in Poland the same opportunities as Poles

MADRID, 23 May. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelensky, celebrated this Sunday the visit to kyiv of the President of Poland, Andrzej Duda, and announced a bill that will give Ukrainians residing in Poland the same opportunities as Poles.

"I was happy to receive in kyiv the president of our fraternal Poland and my friend Andrzej Duda," Zelensky said in a speech late on Sunday.

The Ukrainian president has praised the line of cooperation between Poland and Ukraine. "Ukrainian-Polish relations are finally on a completely clean, sincere basis, without quarrels and without the legacy of old conflicts. This is an achievement. A historic achievement of our nations. And I want the brotherhood between Ukrainians and Poles to be preserved." forever," Zelensky said.

Likewise, he has announced a bill for Ukrainians who reside "temporarily" in Poland, who will have "de facto and de jure the same opportunities as Poles."

On the other hand, he explained that he is going to introduce a joint customs control with Poland. "This will significantly speed up border procedures. It will eliminate most of the risks of corruption. But it is also the beginning of our integration into the common customs area of ​​the European Union. It is a truly historic process," the Ukrainian president said.

Zelenski has detailed that in his meeting with Duda he has also discussed the defense of Ukraine, the strengthening of sanctions against Russia and Ukraine's accession to the European Union.

In the same way, he has held a meeting this Sunday with the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson. "I told Boris about our meeting, the negotiations and the situation on the battlefield. We are looking for ways to increase the volume of our exports, especially agricultural products, as well as the volume of fuel imports to Ukraine," he reported. the mandatary.

Zelenski has announced that this Monday he will speak at the Davos Forum. "Our state expands its international ties every week to obtain everything necessary to end the war as soon as possible," he concluded.