Spain is set to establish a ‘House of Ukraine’ in Torrevieja, aimed at supporting the displaced Ukrainian community. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced this development during his visit to Kyiv on February twenty-four, coinciding with an international summit marking three years since the onset of Russian aggression against Ukraine.

The new centre will enhance existing services available to Ukrainians in Spain, including a facility located in the Social Security building in Torrevieja that offers administrative assistance. This centre has been operating since the beginning of the invasion, providing crucial support to evacuated citizens.

At the Kyiv summit, President Sánchez emphasised Spain’s unwavering support for Ukraine, noting that more than one hundred million euros in humanitarian aid had been provided since the conflict began. An additional ten million euros will soon be allocated, alongside four hundred million euros designated for reconstruction efforts.

Sánchez also highlighted Spain’s contributions of military equipment and training for nearly seven thousand Ukrainian soldiers, reaffirming the country’s commitment to assist Ukraine during these challenging times.