Yulia Savostina, founder of the Made in Ukraine project, volunteer, and expert on intangible cultural heritage at the Office for Support of Recovery at the Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications, has become head of the Re-Inform news agency under the Ministry of Social Policy, Family, and Unity of Ukraine.
“I will try not only to use my managerial skills and creativity, but also to establish communication with Ukrainians abroad, trying to reach the most remote places in the world where the great war has scattered us,” Savostina wrote on Facebook on Friday.
According to her, Re-Inform will maintain contact with Ukrainians abroad, inform them about social programs in Ukraine, “explain what is happening at home so that people in Paris, Warsaw, and Toronto do not think that we are just sitting here without electricity; it will combat misinformation and disinformation.”
“The work is difficult and important. Because Ukrainians around the world need to know that they are expected and remembered here. And that Ukraine is not only about war and survival, but also about work, development, opportunities, and life,” Savostina wrote.
She thanked the Minister of Social Policy, Family, and Unity, Denys Ulyutin, “for the offer and trust” and noted the support of the Deputy Minister for European Integration, Ilona Gavronska.
Ministry of Social Policy, РЕ-ІНФОРМ, Савостіна
