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The conflict in Ukraine should be settled only by peaceful means, Russia must accept Ukraine's territorial integrity – this is one of the conclusions of the Vienna Roundtable for crisis resolution in Ukraine

01/10/2014

The conflict in Ukraine should be settled only by peaceful means, Russia must accept Ukraine's territorial integrity – this is one of the conclusions of the Vienna Roundtable for crisis resolution in Ukraine

  • Roundtable “Ukraine in Europe: Peace and Development” was organized by the NGO “German-Ukrainian Forum”
  • Roundtable “Ukraine in Europe: Peace and Development” was held on October 1 in Vienna
  • More than 150 influential politicians and experts from Germany, Austria, Ukraine, Great Britain and France took part in the discussion of the ways out of the crisis
  • The Chairman of the NGO “German-Ukrainian Forum” Prof. Dr. Rainer Lindner and the President of the Federation of Employers of Ukraine Dmitry Firtash
  • Ukraine should become a bridge between the West and Russia, but not to be a launching ground, stressed the FEU President Dmitry Firtash
  • The Vienna Roundtable discussed possible solutions and developed a set of proposals towards settling the today's grave crisis and towards the situation stabilization
  • The President of Ukraine (2005-2010) Victor Yushchenko and the Member of the German Parliamen Peer Steinbrück took part in the discussion
  • More than 150 influential politicians and experts from Germany, Austria, Ukraine, Great Britain and France took part in the Roundtable
  • The President of Ukraine (2005-2010) Victor Yushchenko
  • The participants of the Forum are sure, that the conflict in the East and South of Ukraine may not be settled by military means
  • Marina Stavniichuk, the Advisor to the President of Ukraine – the Head of the Main Office for Constitutional and Legal Modernization Affairs
  • Vitali Klitschko, the Mayor of Kiev
  • More than 150 influential politicians and experts from Germany, Austria, Ukraine, Great Britain and France took part in the Roundtable
  • Dr. Jürgen Martens, Minister of Justice and for European Affairs of the German Federal State of Saxony, and John Whittingdale, Chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Britain Ukraine Group
  • Prof. Dr. Georg Milbradt, the former Prime Minister of the German Federal State of Saxony (2002-2008)
  • The participants of the discussion elaborated the Memorandum for peaceful conflict resolution in Ukraine
  • The Vienna Roundtable discussed possible solutions and developed a set of proposals towards settling the today's grave crisis and towards the situation stabilization
  • The delegates of the Forum also stressed that Ukraine's successful economic advancement required cooperation between major economic regions – the EU and Russia
  • The participants of the Forum are sure, that the fire in Donbass must be ceased, and Russia must accept Ukraine's territorial integrity as suggested by the Ukrainian government
  • Anatoliy Girshfeld, People's Deputy of Ukraine, and Boris Krasnyansky, the CEO of Group DF
  • The conflict in Ukraine should be settled only by peaceful means, Russia must accept Ukraine's territorial integrity – this is one of the conclusions of the Vienna Roundtable for crisis resolution in Ukraine
  • Vitali Klitschko, the Mayor of Kiev, Lord Risby, the Chairman of the British Ukrainian Society, Victor Yushchenko, the President of Ukraine (2005-2010), Karl-Georg Wellmann, the Member of the German Parliament and Head of German-Ukrainian Parliamentary Group
  • Karl-Georg Wellmann, the Member of the German Parliament and Head of German-Ukrainian Parliamentary Group
  • Dmitry Firtash, the President of the Federation of Employers of Ukraine, took part in the first panel discussion “Peace in Ukraine as precondition for peace in Europe”
  • Bernard Henri-Levy, the French political journalist, philosopher and publicist, appealed to the participants of the Forum
  • John Whittingdale, the Chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Britain Ukraine Group
  • Vitali Klitschko, the Mayor of Kiev, articulated his vision of conflict resolution
  • Yuriy Boyko, the former Minister of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine (2010-2012), former Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine (2012-2014), addressed the Forum delegates
  • Dmitry Firtash is answering journalists’ questions