Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha has commenced a working visit to Lublin, Poland, to mark the 5th anniversary of the Lublin Triangle, a collaborative effort between Ukraine, Lithuania, and Poland. The initiative, launched five years ago, has become a cornerstone of trilateral cooperation, addressing mutual concerns and fostering regional stability. Sybiha’s visit aims to reinforce the alliance’s commitment to shared goals such as security, economic integration, and diplomatic coordination.
The Lublin Triangle has played a significant role in enhancing dialogue and collaboration among the three nations. Since its establishment, the group has focused on issues such as border security, economic development, and coordinated responses to regional challenges. Sybiha’s presence at the anniversary events underscores Ukraine’s dedication to strengthening ties with its Eastern European neighbors. The visit is expected to highlight the progress made over the past five years and outline future areas of cooperation.