French President Emmanuel Macron announced that Kyiv’s allies will meet in Paris in early January. The meeting aims to discuss security guarantees as part of a potential peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia. Macron said the session will finalize each country’s concrete contributions to support Ukraine.
Macron shared the announcement on X after discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and US President Donald Trump. He said the “Coalition of the Willing” will convene to coordinate efforts and strengthen support for Kyiv. The French leader emphasized the importance of unified action among allied countries.
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The coalition meeting will focus on security arrangements, aid packages, and diplomatic support for Ukraine. Macron stressed that the talks will ensure all allies clearly define their commitments. The goal is to present a coordinated plan that strengthens Ukraine’s defense and stability.
The announcement comes amid ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, with international actors seeking a resolution to the conflict. France, the United States, and other allied nations have repeatedly called for negotiations and support measures for Kyiv. The Paris meeting is expected to set a concrete roadmap for the coming months.
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Officials said the early January meeting will also provide an opportunity to align military, humanitarian, and economic contributions. Macron urged continued cooperation and solidarity to secure a peaceful and stable outcome for the region.