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The foreign ministers of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg will visit Kyiv on Monday, Nov. 23.

During the visit, the foreign ministers, Didier Reynders of Belgium, Bert Koenders of the Netherlands and Jean Asselborn of Luxembourg, will discuss the situation in Ukraine and the progress of reforms in this country, according to a report posted on the official website of the government of the Netherlands on Nov. 19.

“Ukraine is facing enormous challenges. Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and the EU intend to help Ukraine,” the Reynders said.

The foreign ministers of the Benelux countries will discuss the issues related to the implementation of the Minsk agreements.

The foreign ministers of the three countries intend to hold consultations with Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk and Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin. They are also scheduled to meet with representatives of civil society.