Held a meeting regarding our policy in the Polish direction. The priorities are obvious: everyone in Europe needs good-neighborly, equal and mutually beneficial relations built on respect. Poland has tangibly supported Ukraine since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion, and we are grateful to Poland. Protecting the independence of Ukraine directly means strengthening the independence of Poland, and the security challenges facing Europe today can only be solved through cooperation, in particular, the cooperation of the free nations of our region. Thanks to the participants of the meeting for their initiative and suggestions. We agreed to do several key things. First: there will be solutions in the diplomatic direction. Second: all archives of the Security Service of Ukraine and the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine regarding the tragic events of the 20th century in Volyn will be opened. Third: there will be decisions to grant an additional significant number of permits for exploratory exhumation work, and together with the Polish side we must ensure a greater capacity for conducting such work. Fourth: possible formats for expanding the inter-societal dialogue between Ukraine and Poland were discussed. Fifth: we agreed with Oleksandr Alfyorov, head of the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance, to expand the institute's capabilities. Oleksandr will prepare and present systemic proposals, and I ask the relevant government officials and the specialized committee of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine to consider the possibility of increasing the financial and other support of the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance. For the worthy representation of Ukrainian interests, appropriate capacities are also needed. Thank you to everyone who works for our country and people!