She will hold political talks.
Speaker of the German Parliament – Bundestag – Berbel Bass arrived in Kyiv on Sunday, said the head of the secretariat Enrico Brissa.
” Chairman Today, May 8, Berbel Bass begins its visit to Kyiv by the Bundestag. blockquote class = “twitter-tweet”>
🇩🇪 #Bundestag President @baerbelbas begins her visit to #Kiev. Today, # 8May, she will notice all the victims of #WW2 and the National Socialist tyranny and hold political talks. #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/Ise0m8wtnt
– Enrico Brissa (@enricobrissa) @ May 8, 2022
Minister of Foreign Affairs will arrive in Ukraine next week Affairs of Germany Annalena Burbock. According to sources ZN.UA , the visit is scheduled for May 10. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyi and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier agreed on Burbock's visit during a “conciliatory” telephone conversation.
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Presidents spoke by phone on May 5 . It was then reported that the parties agreed to leave the past behind in order to focus on future cooperation. According to media reports, Volodymyr Zelensky invited the federal president to visit Ukraine.
The next day, the Ukrainian president invited German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to visit Kyiv on May 9 .
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