First Ukrainian Unity Hub to open in Berlin to help fellow citizens abroad: details

The first Unity Centre for Ukrainians will soon open in Berlin. The institution will support internally displaced people and help them adapt to new living conditions. Read more about it in this article
The first Ukrainian Unity Hub will soon start operating in the German capital to support internally displaced persons and help them adapt to new living conditions abroad. The relevant agreements are set out in the Joint Declaration of Intent signed between Ukraine and Germany.
The signing ceremony was attended by Oleksiy Chernyshev, head of the Ministry of National Unity of Ukraine, and Wolfgang Schmidt, head of the Federal Chancellery and Federal Minister for Special Assignments of Germany. According to Chernyshev, the opening of such a centre is ‘an important step to support our citizens abroad’.
‘The signing of the Joint Declaration of Intent to open the Ukrainian Unity Hub in Berlin is an important step to support our citizens abroad. This is a professional space that brings together society, business and cultural initiatives,’ the Minister said.
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How the Unity Hub will work
According to Oleksiy Chernyshev, the Unity Hub will become a multifunctional platform that will provide Ukrainian citizens with access to educational and career opportunities both in Germany and Ukraine. The centre will help IDPs adapt, learn the language and acquire new skills, as well as develop their own initiatives. For those who decide to return home in the future, the centre will provide advice and support on employment, bureaucratic issues and other aspects of return.
Plans for further expansion of similar centres
Earlier it was reported that similar centres may open in Poland and the Czech Republic. The initiative is aimed at ensuring that Ukrainians who have been forced to leave the country can receive the necessary assistance and assistance in finding employment. Ukraine is particularly interested in qualified specialists, in particular for work in the defence industry and other popular sectors.
We remind you! The Ukrainian government has announced the launch of a pilot project to return refugees from abroad.
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