The issue of opening a Ukrainian cultural center was agreed in Berlin. This was stated by the burgomaster of the city Franziska Giffey, according to Welt.

Giffay announced the decision of the city authorities following a meeting with the Minister for Community Development of Ukraine Oleksiy Chernyshev and Ukrainian Ambassador to Germany Andriy Melnyk.

" ) is already underway,” said Giffay. Then she clarified that this would be the first institution of this kind to open outside of Ukraine..

The governments of Germany and Ukraine will join the project, said the mayor of Berlin.

“Berlin is extremely interested in close communication and further cooperation, both in the context of helping Ukrainian refugees in Berlin, and in helping the development of Ukraine,” she added..

During the talks, Chernyshev, Melnyk and Giffay also discussed the conditions for accepting Ukrainian refugees in Berlin (of which there are already about 68,000), the organization of training for Ukrainian children and youth, regional development, the restoration of Ukraine and the prospects for Ukraine's accession to the EU..

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Germany fears that the tanks that Ukraine wants to get to fight the enemy will end up on Russian territory, and therefore does not supply them to Kyiv.