“We live in an era of great power rivalry, the rules-based order is fading” – this is the diagnosis to the world of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in his historic speech in Davos. In contrast to the new “law of the jungle”, he calls on countries with common values to unite in coalitions.
Natalka Cmoc is confident that Ukraine is the one to unite with, because it shares the desire for a rules-based international order. She has served as Canada’s ambassador to Kyiv for 3 years and has been building a partnership between the two countries since the 1990s.
Her term as ambassador is coming to an end, so on the eve of Canada Day, July 1, Ukrinform asked her about the results of the work of the Canadian mission under her leadership, as well as about defence cooperation between Ukraine and Canada and support for our country within the framework of the G7.
25 CANADIANS WORK IN EMBASSY IN KYIV
– You are completing your term as an ambassador to Ukraine. Please summarize the results of your work from 2023. What have you managed to achieve, and what have you not?
