President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived in Saudi Arabia to discuss the Ukrainian Peace Formula and the return of prisoners and deportees, the head of state said.
"I have arrived in Saudi Arabia to continue our regular dialogue with His Royal Highness Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman," Zelenskyy wrote on the Telegram channel on Tuesday.
“The first topic is the Peace Formula. Last year in Jeddah, we held an effective advisors' meeting to discuss its implementation. We are now nearing the first Peace Summit and rely on Saudi Arabia's ongoing active support,” the President specified.
According to Zelenskyy, the second topic “is the return of POWs and deportees. The Kingdom's leadership has already contributed to the release of our people. I am confident that this meeting will also yield results.”
The parties also plan to discuss “promising areas of economic cooperation and Saudi Arabia's involvement in Ukraine's reconstruction.”
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