LA VALLETTA (MALTA) (ITALPRESS/MNA) – More than 50 countries will be represented during talks in Malta this weekend to discuss ways to end the Ukraine conflict. Igor Zhovkva, a senior aide to the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, told the Kyiv Post that the Ukrainian President expects a larger attendance than in similar meetings in Jeddah and Copenhagen earlier this year.
The third international gathering aims to approve Zelensky’s 10-point peace plan ahead of a planned Global Peace Summit later this year. Turkey, which has offered itself as a mediator between Ukraine and Russia, is among the countries due to take part. Zelensky has also invited a representative of Saudi Arabia to participate.
It is not yet clear if Zelensky or other leaders, such as Turkey’s Recep Tayipp Erdogan will be present in person, or send representatives for the meeting scheduled in Valletta on October 28-29.
Ukraine is also expecting “newcomers” for the meeting in Malta, who will join the collective pressure on Russia and act as guarantors of the legal force of the Peace Formula.
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