Commemoration of Boris Edwards
Exploring the life and work of Boris Edwards, honoring his memory in Ukraine.
Today, June 3, Ruslan Prykhodko, the Deputy Minister of Veterans Affairs of Ukraine, arrived in Odesa for a working visit.
The purpose of the visit was to review the city's inclusive initiatives and prepare for the upcoming summer season.
During the visit, ministry representatives were introduced to the work of the Accessibility Council in Odesa. Particular attention was paid to the creation of the inclusive route 'North-South' as part of the National Project 'Movement Without Barriers,' which is being implemented in 15 cities across Ukraine under the patronage of the First Lady Olena Zelenska.
The Deputy Minister praised the efforts to create an accessible environment in Odesa, which is being carried out in collaboration with veterans and people with disabilities. This includes creating conditions for rehabilitation and sports, prominently featuring a new inclusive sports ground at 'Delfin' equipped with adaptive exercise machines.
Additionally, Ruslan Prykhodko met with Odesa's adaptive rowers who participate in various international competitions.
Moreover, the Deputy Minister expressed his desire to meet with Odesa's veterans during upcoming meetings of the Accessibility Council.