Darіa Zarivna Resigns as Adviser to Yuriy Yermak: What is Known So Far
Daria Zarivna, a prominent figure within Ukraine’s presidential team, has officially stepped down from her position as an adviser to the Head of the Office of the President, Andriy Yermak.
She confirmed that she resigned on July 4th and concluded her duties in that role.
In an interview with 'Detector Media,' Zarivna stated that her last working day was indeed July 4th, after which she plans to pursue new professional avenues.
Meanwhile, sources close to the presidential office indicate that Zarivna will continue her involvement with the humanitarian initiative Bring Kids Back UA, which coordinates efforts among international organizations, Ukrainian authorities, and NGOs to facilitate the return of children abducted by Russia.
Further details, as reported by 'Detector Media,' reveal that her diplomatic communications are currently managed by Oleksii Tkachuk, who handles the information policy of the Office of the President.
Zarivna’s career spans several important roles; since 2014, she served as the chief editor of the online version of L’Officiel Ukraine.
She is also the founder of the technology and business news platform Vector and communications agency Vector PR.
Additionally, she is the founder of the Charitum charitable platform.
Since 2023, she has been serving as the operational director of the humanitarian program Bring Kids Back UA, which focuses on providing support to war-affected children and mobilizing international efforts to bring back those who have been taken from Ukraine.