1. The Korean government has decided to provide humanitarian aid worth US$3 million to help the people of Ukraine who are facing greater difficulties during the winter season due to the unstable supply of heating and electricity, following the destruction of energy facilities.

o The Korean government will announce the plan at an international conference arranged to support Ukraine’s civilian resilience, to be held in Paris, France on December 13.

※ Conference Details

- Conference name: <<Standing with the Ukrainian people>>

- Place and time: Tuesday, December 13, 2022 / Paris, France

- Conveners: France and Ukraine

- Invitees: EU countries, G7 countries, GCC countries, Australia, Norway, New Zealand, Switzerland, Iceland, Türkiye, Indonesia, India, Korea, Singapore

- Agenda: building resilience of civilian infrastructures for the winter season / mobilising international support / accelerating and amplifying coordination mechanisms

2. The Korean government has been providing humanitarian aid in the areas most needed based on close consultations with Ukraine, and recently delivered generators on December 11, particularly in consideration of Ukraine’s urgent humanitarian needs for heating and electricity during the winter season.

3. With the hope that the aid will be of practical help to Ukrainian citizens and refugees, the Korean government will continue to provide humanitarian aid to Ukraine in the future.