An envoy to Ukraine is a special diplomatic representative appointed by a government or international organization to handle specific issues related to Ukraine. This role typically involves coordinating international support and aid, representing the appointing government in discussions around Ukraine's reconstruction and development, and fostering cooperation with the Ukrainian government and international partners. For example, Chrystia Freeland was recently appointed as Canada's special envoy to Ukraine to focus on the reconstruction of Ukraine and represent Canada’s interests in this regard. Her role involves using her extensive political and diplomatic experience to support Ukraine through international engagement and aid coordination. Similarly, Sweden appointed a special envoy to coordinate international donor support for Ukraine’s reconstruction, promote business cooperation, and strengthen ties with EU institutions. The US has also appointed a special envoy role to address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, often involving high- level strategic and diplomatic responsibilities. In summary, an envoy to Ukraine acts as a high-level liaison and coordinator between Ukraine and the appointing country's government or international community, especially in the context of support during and after the Russia-Ukraine conflict.