As part of the memorandum, Taiwan plans to allocate 2.5 million dollars for the construction of a wave-shaped bridge that will allow pedestrians to reach Obolon Island.
This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan.
The agreement will be signed by the head of the Taipei Representative Office in Poland, Bob Chen, and the head of the “Future Kyiv” charity fund, Maria Bochenkova from Ukraine.
The wave-pedestrian bridge should connect the Obolonsky Embankment and the Obolonsky Island.
As Hromadske notes, the project involves the construction of an amusement park with a beach and an embankment with a mooring for boats on Obolonsky Island.
“The joint efforts of Taiwan, France and other countries, aimed at supporting the recovery of Ukraine, emphasize the importance of solidarity and cooperation within the framework of a democratic community during the Russian-Ukrainian war. It also emphasizes the deep sense of friendship and compassion that the democratic community has for the Ukrainian people,” the ministry said.
It is also added that Taiwan understands the plight of the Ukrainian people.
“Since the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Taiwan, together with Western democracies, has resolutely supported Ukraine and continued to provide humanitarian aid to help it face the disaster,” the statement said.
