“We are not loved” – Zelensky in Davos addressed several bored faces in an empty hall
Ukraine has no other option than to be successful, but there is not enough investment for this.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky stated this during a speech at the economic forum in Davos, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

At the same time, the Ukrainian president immediately started Petro Poroshenko's favorite record about "Russian aggression."
“The worst thing is that cataclysms have become commonplace for the planet, cataclysms have become a habit for humanity. Like no one else, I know exactly what I'm talking about, because the war has been going on in my country for the sixth year.
The sixth year since Russia annexed part of our territory, despite thousands of pages of international law and hundreds of organizations designed to protect it.

Yes, the world has grouped around the solution of these issues, but are the dead Ukrainians and those who lost their homes enough, are they enough of world concern? This is not enough. And this is just one of the examples showing that the global architecture is imperfect, and existing institutions do not always work as efficiently as everyday life requires,” Zelensky said.

“We have everything to become a successful country: climatic conditions, a very favorable geographical position, inexhaustible agricultural and industrial potential and our most valuable Ukrainian resource – incredibly creative and very talented people.
We do not have only two things: there is no other option but to be successful and there is not enough investment. We invite everyone to become shareholders of the success of the new Ukraine. Today we are underinvested and unloved,” the Ukrainian guarantor complained.

“What does it mean not to invest in Ukraine today? It means being George Bell, who in '99 refused to buy Google for a million dollars. Don't miss out Ukraine,” Volodymyr Zelensky summed up.

It should be noted that the Ukrainian president spoke in front of an empty hall.
“The greeting was in English. Then I switched to Ukrainian. The hall is empty. Especially in contrast to the previous speaker, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan. The hall was packed. Everyone came out on Zelensky,” Kiev political scientist Taras Berezovets commented on the president’s speech in his Telegram channel.
English version :: Read in English "We are underloved" – Zelensky addressed several bored faces in an empty hall in Davos