Ramina Shut, Director of the Open Ukraine Foundation, spoke to Espresso TV channel about the main topics discussed during the Impact'24 Congress in Poznań.

"One of the largest conferences in Eastern Europe is taking place in Poznań, it is the political and economic conference Impact'24, which was attended by more than 6 thousand participants from different countries. I want to express my gratitude to the organizers for the invitation to moderate one of the sessions related to Ukraine," Ramina Shut said.

As the director of the Foundation noted, various issues related to political, economic dimensions, issues of cyber security, artificial intelligence and ecology were discussed within the framework of the congress. At the same time, the situation around Ukraine remains in focus of discussions.

"Three key points that concerned our country. First, Western countries understand that Ukraine cannot be allowed to lose this war, they must help it more and faster. Secondly, partners are ready to continue to help in our economic reconstruction. And thirdly, I am very happy that our partners understand that this is not only a war between Russia and Ukraine, but a war between authoritarianism and democracy. And when authoritarian countries unite, the forces of democracy must also be united," Ramina Shut emphasized.

Ramita Schut noted the issue of frozen Russian assets received special attention at the congress. The Director of the Fund also announced an online discussion of the Kyiv Security Forum.

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