Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha has called on international partners to increase their support for the Sumy region, which has already received over $35 million in assistance. The request comes as part of broader efforts to stabilize the area following recent developments. Sybiha emphasized the importance of continued international engagement to ensure the region’s long-term security and development.
The Sumy region has been a focal point of various initiatives aimed at fostering stability and growth. The $35 million in assistance represents a significant contribution from international partners, but Sybiha has highlighted the need for further support to address ongoing challenges. He urged governments and organizations to consider additional aid packages and collaborative projects that could benefit the region.
In his statement, Sybiha underscored the strategic importance of Sumy, noting its role in regional stability and economic development. He called for a unified approach among international stakeholders to address the area’s needs effectively. The call for increased support reflects the ongoing efforts to secure the region’s future and enhance its resilience against potential threats.