- Rishi Sunak has accepted an unpaid position on President Volodymyr Zelensky’s International Advisory Council for the Economic Renewal of Ukraine.
- Documents released on Friday confirmed the former prime minister's appointment to the council, which aims to provide expert advice to the Ukrainian government.
- Sunak participated in the council's inaugural meeting on Thursday, alongside other international figures and business representatives, to discuss Ukraine's economic future.
- He emphasised the importance of a strong Ukrainian economy, stating his confidence in the country's potential to become a dynamic European economic power.
- This advisory role is among several post-premiership appointments for Sunak, who also holds positions with various companies, academic institutions, and a charity.
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