The European-Ukrainian Hub became the venue for an important meeting between the Ukrainian community of Denmark and Pavlo Grod, President of the World Congress of Ukrainians (WCU), who arrived in Copenhagen on an official visit. The event was organized with the support and participation of the Hub, together with the Association of Ukrainians in Denmark (AUD) and the public organization Lastivka.
Strengthening Cooperation Between Ukrainian Communities
The first day of the visit began with a meeting with leaders of Ukrainian organizations in Denmark. Key issues of diaspora development, international advocacy for Ukraine, and counteracting russian disinformation were discussed. Participants had the opportunity to share their experiences and find new ways to strengthen cooperation.
Pavlo Grod also met with representatives of Danish organizations supporting Ukraine. The discussion focused on opportunities for joint projects and strengthening ties between the communities.
Dialogue with the Ukrainian Community
During an open meeting with the Ukrainian community, Pavlo Grod spoke about the activities of the WCU, support for Ukraine at the international level, and the role of the diaspora in global processes. Participants raised questions about the influence of Ukrainians abroad on political decisions, ways to strengthen the information front, and new initiatives to unite the community.
Cultural Diplomacy and Charity
The day ended with a charity concert "To 1000 Days of War", which brought together Ukrainian and Danish guests. The warm atmosphere, heartfelt performances by musicians, and words of support from the organizers served as a reminder of the power of unity and culture as an important element of diplomacy.
Subsequent Events of the Visit
On the second day of the visit, Pavlo Grod joined a peaceful march dedicated to 1000 days of war, visited a church service, and attended the "Heart of the Earth" exhibition at the Ukrainian House in Denmark.
This visit became an important step in strengthening ties between the Ukrainian diaspora, international partners, and the Ukrainian people. The European-Ukrainian Hub continues to be a platform for open dialogue, cooperation, and the development of joint initiatives in support of Ukraine.
