The non-governmental organization “Ukraine-2050” held a virtual extraordinary general meeting on January 31, during which time George Chopivsky was elected to its board of directors and James Temerty was elected to its honorary board.
Mr. Chopivsky, a businessman, is a member of the Ukrainian World Congress Advisory Council, member of the Executive Committee and Board of Directors of the Atlantic Council and member of the Board of Directors of the Ukrainian Institute of America.
Mr. Temerty, a businessman and philanthropist, is a co-chair of the Ukrainian World Congress Advisory Council, chair of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress Advisory Council and member of the International Advisory Board of the Atlantic Council.
During the meeting, “Ukraine-2050” President Eugene Czolij also presented a report of activities, particularly the launching of a Permanent International Media Monitoring Mission of “Ukraine-2050,” which will monitor the media, social networks and other information resources in various countries in the world for disinformation about Ukraine, analyze the findings of this monitoring and take effective measures to help counter such disinformation. The extraordinary general meeting of “Ukraine-2050” fully supported the initiative.
Eugene Czolij is president of the non-governmental organization “Ukraine-2050,” a non-profit organization established to help implement, within one generation – by 2050 – strategies for the sustainable development of Ukraine as a fully independent, territorially integral, democratic, reformed and economically competitive European state.