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NGO “All Ukraine” will hold a festival of Ukrainian culture in Lithuania on November 23-24.
The goal of the project is to demonstrate to Europeans that Ukrainians are striving for the European community and share European values. The purpose of the project is to demonstrate to Europeans that Ukrainians are striving for the European community and sharing European values.
All-Ukrainian public organization “All Ukraine” will hold the festival “Ukrainian town in Vilnius” on November 23-24.
This was stated during a press conference in the press center of Ukrainian News by the chairman of the council of the organization.
The festival is held with the support of the Embassy of Ukraine in Lithuania and the Lithuanian Embassy in Ukraine, as well as Europroject Youth Cooperation Center.
The general partner is JSC Eurogasbank.
“The purpose of this project is to demonstrate to Europeans on the eve of the summit in Vilnius the fact that Ukrainians are aspiring to the European community and share European values,” Poharsky said.
According to him, about 150 famous Ukrainian performers, representatives of folk and theater groups, book publishers, poets and writers, as well as volunteers will come from Ukraine to Vilnius.
Pogarskii said that “Ukrainian town” will be located in the central square of Vilnius, near the town hall, where Ukrainian culture and spirituality, crafts, traditional Ukrainian entertainments, entertainments, songs and dances, Ukrainian cuisine will be presented.
In addition, according to him, on November 23, on the day of the memory of the Holodomor victims of 1932-1933, events are planned to inform Europeans about this tragedy and honor the memory of the victims.
The frontman of the group “Mandra” Foma (Sergei Fomenko), who also plans to participate in the festival, noted that most Ukrainian performers support European integration, especially with regard to the abolition of the visa regime.
Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of JSC “Eurogasbank” Roman Gorbachev added that, in his opinion, measures to popularize Ukrainian culture in Vilnius will be appreciated as Ukrainians are a European nation and close to European values.
According to Ukranews, Ukraine hopes to sign an association agreement with the European Union at the Eastern Partnership summit in Vilnius on November 28-29, however, a number of EU requirements need to be met. At the same time, the owners of factories from the East of Ukraine have recently asked Yanukovych to postpone the association with the EU.
