10:05
Ukrainian President Viktor Yuschenko has left on an official visit to Belgium.
Under the visit’s program the Ukrainian president is to meet on Thursday with King Albert II of Belgium. This day, the Ukrainian president is also to meet with European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and newly appointed President of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek.
Yuschenko will also trip to Antwerp and meet with the city’s leadership. A memorandum on cooperation between Odesa Merchant Maritime Port and the port of Antwerp is to be signed at the meeting.
On Thursday, the president is also to meet with President of the Belgian Senate Armand De Decker, President of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives is Patrick Dewael, Belgian Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy.
The talks of the Ukrainian and Belgian delegations will follow. The two countries are expected to sign agreements between the Ministry of Labor and Social Policy of Ukraine and the Belgian Federal Public Social Security Service on cooperation in social welfare.
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