BOULDER ~ Boulder, Colorado - In a ceremony held today, Governor Jared Polis, alongside Boulder Mayor Aaron Brockett and Vinnytsia Mayor Serhii Morhunov, celebrated the signing of a new sister city agreement between Boulder and Vinnytsia. This agreement aims to strengthen the connections between Colorado and Ukraine.

During the ceremony, Governor Polis emphasized the importance of international partnership and collaboration, stating that "Colorado and Ukraine have a partnership built on shared values, economic ties, and cultural respect." He also expressed his belief that this agreement will create new opportunities for both regions.

The sister city agreement between Boulder and Vinnytsia builds upon the existing economic and cultural ties between Colorado and Ukraine. Earlier this year, Governor Polis signed a historic Sister State Agreement with Denys Denyshchenko, Deputy Head of the Volyn Regional State Administration. This agreement aims to facilitate government, education, and business relationships between Colorado and the Volyn Region of Ukraine.

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Mayor Brockett also spoke at the ceremony, highlighting how this agreement demonstrates that distance does not diminish economic collaboration or cultural respect. He stated that "Boulder and Vinnytsia may be divided by geography but are coming together to strengthen what unites us while celebrating what makes our cities unique."

Mayor Morhunov echoed these sentiments, emphasizing that despite being separated by thousands of kilometers and different security realities, both cities are united by a shared aspiration for partnership. He stated that "this partnership is about mutual benefit" and will allow for the exchange of real-life experiences.

The signing of this sister city agreement marks an important step in strengthening the relationship between Colorado and Ukraine. It is a testament to the shared values, economic ties, and cultural respect that exist between these two regions. As both cities look towards a future filled with new opportunities for collaboration and growth, it is clear that this partnership will continue to thrive.

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