“Achieving peace requires participation and dialogue of all parties”: what is known about the draft summit communiqué

“Achieving peace requires participation and dialogue of all parties”: what is known about the draft summit communiqué Diana Kwasniewska

What is known about the draft communique of the summit in Switzerland/Collage 24 Channel, photo pixabay

In the draft communiqué of the Summit Peace in Switzerland may say that future peace negotiations should involve “representatives of all sides.” This is possible after reaching agreements on nuclear security, food security and the return of prisoners of war and abducted children.

It is these three points that Ukraine identified from the peace formula as those that will be considered at the Peace Summit. The draft communique from the summit was at the disposal of journalists, but they convince us that it is not final and can be changed before approval.

What is it about? may be stated in the draft communiqué of the Peace Summit

We believe that achieving peace requires participation and dialogue between all parties. Therefore, we have decided to take concrete steps in the future in the above-mentioned areas with further involvement of representatives from all parties. The Charter of the United Nations, in particular the principles of respect for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of all states, can and will serve as the basis for achieving a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in Ukraine, the draft says.

In the document available to journalists, the mention of Russian representatives was replaced with “all parties.” Moreover, instead of the wording “Russian war,” they wrote “Russian aggression.”

By the way, Bloomberg reported, citing the draft document, that the Peace Summit in Switzerland should become the basis for future negotiations between Ukraine and Russia after reaching agreements.

Briefly about the Peace Summit in Switzerland

• The Swiss Peace Summit will be held on June 15 – 16, 2024 in the Swiss city of Bürgenstock.
• Swiss President Viola Amgerd June 10 stated that 90 countries and organizations have confirmed participation in the Peace Summit. But invitations were sent out to approximately 160.
• However, the very next day several diplomats from EU countries who are familiar with the progress of preparations for the summit in Switzerland and who are not authorized to give official comments to the media, on the terms Anonymity told the publication that not 93 countries and organizations will take part in the summit, but 78.