President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Terence Crawford, the first three-time undisputed world champion in the history of professional boxing in three different weight classes, holding the WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO titles.

The name of the exhibition comes from the term “Sophianity,” which describes a Ukrainian way of interacting with reality during a crisis. The concept of Sophianity as a philosophy of resilience was proposed by Ukrainian scholars. Alongside 37 other concepts and practices of resilience, it is included in the Global Vocabulary of Resilience.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized that it is especially important now to work with the governments, parliaments and communities of other countries to strengthen Ukraine’s air defense, ensure pressure on Russia and increase financial support for our country. According to the Head of State, every country matters, especially those that are far away – in North and South America, Asia and Oceania.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with President of Estonia Alar Karis, who is visiting our country these days for the last time while serving as President.

President Karis was here in Kyiv two days, exactly two days, before Russia’s full-scale invasion. Throughout the war, we have met with the President many times and reached agreements – always. I am grateful to Estonia for the level of cooperation we have achieved and for its unwavering principled stance in assessing Russian aggression and in our joint European efforts in defense. 

At the Sixth Summit of First Ladies and Gentlemen, First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska presented the Global Vocabulary of Resilience – a publication that, for the first time, brought together the experiences of 38 countries and became a practical outcome of this year’s Summit.

Right now, it is the resilience of Ukraine, the resilience of Ukrainians – our people – that carries the unique experience and the most relevant context. This resilience has endurance – serious endurance. Twelve years of Russia’s latest attempts to break Ukrainians. 1,643 days of full-scale war.