France to Host European Leaders' Summit on Ukraine Security
European leaders to convene on March 27 to address defense guarantees amid ongoing geopolitical tensions in Ukraine.
BRUSSELS — French President Emmanuel Macron is set to convene a summit of European leaders on March 27, aimed at discussing the evolving situation in Ukraine and the broader security landscape in Europe.
This summit follows previous discussions held in February and March in which Macron engaged European and NATO leaders in Paris to deliberate on defense guarantees for Ukraine as well as regional stability.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson confirmed the forthcoming meeting, indicating it will include a 'broader circle' of leaders from various nations.
Speaking at a press conference during the EU leaders' summit in Brussels, Kristersson noted that countries participating in recent discussions in London, some of which joined via video call, are likely to attend the summit in Paris.
He mentioned having received a verbal invitation to the gathering.
The anticipated discussions are taking place against a backdrop of heightened geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe and increasing security concerns among European nations.
Leaders are expected to explore ways to collaboratively enhance defense measures and extend support for Ukraine in the context of the prolonged conflict in the region.
This summit follows previous discussions held in February and March in which Macron engaged European and NATO leaders in Paris to deliberate on defense guarantees for Ukraine as well as regional stability.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson confirmed the forthcoming meeting, indicating it will include a 'broader circle' of leaders from various nations.
Speaking at a press conference during the EU leaders' summit in Brussels, Kristersson noted that countries participating in recent discussions in London, some of which joined via video call, are likely to attend the summit in Paris.
He mentioned having received a verbal invitation to the gathering.
The anticipated discussions are taking place against a backdrop of heightened geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe and increasing security concerns among European nations.
Leaders are expected to explore ways to collaboratively enhance defense measures and extend support for Ukraine in the context of the prolonged conflict in the region.
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