WEST UKRAINIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

 April 18 marked the grand opening of the project 101048216-REFRAG-ERASMUS-JMO-2021-HEI-TCH-RSCH "Regional integration: A European benchmark in the face of the challenges of global fragmentation (REFRAG") under the Jean Monnet Programme.

 Despite the tragic circumstances of the war, the Fulbright Academic Exchange Program reaffirms its presence in Ukraine and does not abandon plans for the future.

 We invite students of economic specialties who study in programs focused on international economic activity, to participate in the competitive selection for semester studies in the first semester of 2022-23 academic year at the University of Applied Sciences INHOLLAND (Kingdom of the Netherlands)

 Anna Drozd, student of B. Havrylyshyn Education and Research Institute of International Relations, supports Ukraine while in England. The young lady goes to marches and rallies in support of the Ukrainian people and tells the world the truth about the war.

 Ukraine is gaining more and more support from the international community. All concerned people in the world help Ukrainians in the fight against the enemy. Our colleagues from Poland sent yet another shipment to help our defenders.

 Due to the war, West Ukrainian National University has become a logistics center, which receives humanitarian aid from foreign partner organizations, distributes it and sends it to different parts of our long-suffering Ukraine.

 Students of B. Havrylyshyn Education and Research Institute of International Relations of West Ukrainian National University time help to weave nets and prepare fabrics for work in their free. Today is the 50th day of the war. Every day we are wroking towards victory with our work here, in the Volunteer Center. Everyone understands that every effort must be made so that our armed forces can resist the enemy. Students make a significant contribution to the common struggle for Ukraine.

 Today it is very important to maintain communication and have access to the Internet. The war forced the world to unite and seek new alternative channels. Due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, many towns and villages were left without communications, which can sometimes make a difference between saving or losing hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians.

 Productive cooperation and friendly relations between the staff of the Education and Research Institute of Communications of West Ukrainian National University and the Juliusz Slovacki Conviventia Foundation have developed since the beginning of the war in Ukraine. This mostly concerned the delivery of humanitarian aid to internally displaced persons: medicines, basic necessities, food, clothing, and children's belongings.

 POLIS University expresses support for the citizens and authorities of Ukraine and has launched a campaign of voluntary contributions to help Ukraine in support of the Albanian Red Cross initiative.