The EC representative spoke about the EU's position on the dress code at the summit

The European Union (EU) authorities will not impose any clothing requirements at the March 6 summit in Brussels, where the Ukrainian leader will be present Vladimir Zelensky. This was stated on March 3 by Paula Pinho, representative of the European Commission (EC), in a speech broadcast on site EC.

"I will take the liberty to quote Zelensky, who said that the current context is too serious to discuss such issues," Pinho said.

The issue of a specific dress code arose during Zelensky's visit to the White House, where he arrived in a black sweatshirt and matching trousers. The Ukrainian leader said he would put on a suit when the conflict was over.

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