Delivery of generators for the city of Trostyanets is the first step in cooperation with the city of Kashihara

     On December 3, 2024, Japan handed over 11 generators and 11 voltage converters to the city of Trostianets. This event was one of the steps in the implementation of the Memorandum of Cooperation between the Ukrainian Mayors’ Club and the Japan PFI/PPP Association.

    The Mayor of Kashihara, Japan, Mr. Kameda, handed over the equipment to the First Secretary of the Embassy of Ukraine in Japan, Ms. Yulia Zamorska. This equipment is already stored in the warehouse and will be sent to Trostyanets in the near future.

    During the handover, Mayor Kameda proposed a partnership between the cities of Kashihara and Trostyanets, which opens up new opportunities for international cooperation and exchange of experience.

Kashihara: The city where the history of Japan begins

     Kashihara is a city where the ancient history of Japan begins, with landscapes that preserve the traditional way of life. It is home to the first capital of Japan, Fujiwara-kyo, known for its historical sites, including the ruins of the Fujiwara Palace and the picturesque three Yamato Mountains. The city preserves the traditional Japanese spirit and culture, making it a real gem for cultural tourism. Kashihara is a city that combines the beauty of nature, historical heritage and a modern approach to cooperation.

International support for small and medium-sized cities in Ukraine

    This project demonstrates the importance of international support for Ukrainian communities. The generators and voltage converters will help Trostianets to provide the necessary energy stability in a difficult time.

    The Mayors’ Club would like to thank the Japanese partners for their support and interest in expanding cooperation. This initiative is a testament to how cultural and historical ties can become a foundation for strengthening international friendship.