Canada assigned new ambassador to Ukraine
What does this mean for Canada-Ukraine relations?
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada Mélanie Joly announced today that Natalka Cmoc has been appointed Canada's new ambassador to Ukraine. She succeeds Larisa Galadza.
Canada maintains a close relationship with Ukraine. This longstanding friendship between the countries is only possible through diplomatic engagement on the ground and working side by side with partners and allies. The partnership between Ukraine and Canada is unwavering on many issues: Canada has supported Ukraine for many years, and especially now, as Ukraine faces a military invasion by Russia.
The appointment of Natalka Cmoc reflects Canada's commitment to relationship with Ukraine. She is an expert on Ukraine with a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the multifaceted support Canada provides to the country.
As a native Ukrainian speaker, Cmoc has ties to the Ukrainian community in both Canada and Ukraine and is committed to helping improve Canada-Ukraine ties at all levels. She will serve as "Canada's eyes and ears in Kyiv," as stated on the official Government of Canada website, and will ensure support for Ukraine during this difficult time and for many years to come.
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