"With the start of Canada's G7 presidency, my first official conversation was with [Ukrainian Foreign Minister] Andrii Sybiha. Ukraine remains a priority for the G7," wrote Joly.
The Canadian minister shared that she and Sybiha discussed "the current situation and future needs."
"Canada will always be a strong ally of Ukraine," Joly assured.
As Canada begins its presidency of the G7, my first official call was with @andrii_sybiha. Ukraine remains a priority for the G7. We discussed the current situation and the needs going forward. Canada will always remain a strong ally of Ukraine.
— Mélanie Joly (@melaniejoly) January 3, 2025Sybiha noted on X that he and Joly talked about the positive progress of the Ukrainian-Canadian partnership in 2024, the situation on the battlefield, Ukraine's defense needs, and upcoming significant international events.
"I am grateful for the confirmation that Ukraine will be a priority of Canada’s G7 presidency in 2025," emphasized the Ukrainian diplomat.
I spoke with @MelanieJoly about the good progress of the Ukrainian-Canadian partnership in 2024, the battlefield situation, our defense needs, and major international events ahead. I appreciate the confirmation that Ukraine will be a priority for Canada’s G7 Presidency in 2025.
— Andrii Sybiha 🇺🇦 (@andrii_sybiha) January 3, 2025