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Slovak V4 Presidency - News and Documents

Documents

16.06.2011	Annual Implementation Report of the Program of the Presidency of the Slovak Republic in the Visegrad Group (pdf; 142,29 kB) Summary of the Main V4 Events and Activities (pdf; 75,92 kB) Selected Texts of Documents and Joint Declarations Adopted during the V4 Slovak Presidency (pdf; 221,28 kB) List/Summary of Selected Major Public Diplomacy Events Organized as a Part of Diplomatic Missions of V4 – Embassies of the Slovak Republic Abroad (pdf; 81,62 kB)
16.06.2011	Joint Statement on the enhanced Visegrad Group activities in the Eastern Partnership Visegrad Group Prime Ministers´ meeting (pdf; 11,48 kB)
6.6.2011	Joint Press Statement The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Visegrad Group countries - V4 (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia) and Japan (pdf; 92,8 kB)
15.2.2011	The Bratislava Declaration of the Prime Ministers of the Czech Republic, the Republic of Hungary, the Republic of Poland and the Slovak Republic on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Visegrad Group (pdf; 81,33 kB)
25.01.2011	Declaration of the V4 energy ministers from 25 January 2011 (pdf; 46,16 kB)
23.11.2010	Conclusions from the meeting of Ministers responsible for transport of the Visegrad Group countries (pdf; 13,62 kB)
15.11.2010	Conclusions from the meeting of Ministers responsible for Cohesion Policy of the Visegrad Group countries, Bulgaria, Romania and Republic of Slovenia in the presence of the Member of European Commision responsible for regional policy (pdf; 18,47 kB)

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18.5.2013 | Aktivity ministra | Slovensko a V4

Minister Lajčák gives awards to the best in the first V4 cycling race
Miroslav Lajčák, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, ceremonially awarded the winners of the first V4 Bicycle Race that started in Budapest, continued across Slovakia and the Czech Republic, and finished in Krakow.
18.4.2013 | Aktivity ministra | GLOBSEC | Slovensko a V4

Joint V4 Declaration at the GLOBSEC Conference
The ministers of foreign affairs of the Visegrad 4 countries (V4) introduced the wording of a joint declaration “For a More Effective and Stronger Common Security and Defense Policy” at the GLOBSEC security conference in Bratislava today (18 April 2013).
19.2.2013 | Aktivity ministra | Slovensko a V4 | Poľsko

Minister Lajčák will attend the meeting of Ministers of the Nordic, Baltic and Visegrad states in Gdańsk
On Wednesday (February 20, 2013), Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic Miroslav Lajčák will attend the meeting of Foreign Affairs Ministers of the Nordic, Baltic and Visegrad 4 countries.
12.2.2013 | Aktivity štátnych tajomníkov | Oficiálna rozvojová pomoc | Slovensko a Európska únia...

Talks on development aid
EU Development Ministers met in Dublin for the first time this year on February 11-12 with the aim of defining the role of the European Union in development aid after 2015 – following the evaluation of the Millennium Development Goals.
5.3.2012 | Aktivity štátneho tajomníka | Slovensko a Európska únia | Slovensko a V4

State Secretary Ježovica at the meeting of the Visegrad Group, Baltic countries, Eastern Partnership countries and Denmark
On Monday, 5 March State Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic Milan Ježovica attended the meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Visegrad Group.
21.11.2011 | Aktivity ministra | Slovensko a V4

Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic Mikuláš Dzurinda had a presentation at the conference Smart Security: Regional Cooperation in the Time of Austerity
Today Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic Mikuláš Dzurinda has had a presentation at the conference entitled Smart Security: Regional Cooperation in the Time of Austerity.
7.11.2011 | Aktivity ministra | Slovensko a Európska únia | Slovensko a V4...

Visegrad Group and Western Balkans Ministers of Foreign Affairs met in Prague
Minister of Foreign Affairs Mikuláš Dzurinda, invited by his Czech counterpart Karel Schwarzenberg, met with the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the V4 and the Western Balkans in Prague on 4 November 2011.
30.6.2011 | Slovensko a V4 | Afganistan

Training Course on Security Sector Reform for experts of Visegrad Four countries, Austria and Croatia
Experts on Security Sector Reform (SSR) from the Visegrad Four countries, Austria and Croatia are meeting in Častá-Papiernička until Friday, 1 July 2011. The training course is organised by the Slovak Ministry of Foreign Affairs in partnership with the International Security Sector Advisory Team (ISSAT) of the Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)..

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Joint Press Statement of the Hungarian and Slovak Foreign Ministries

30.6.2010

The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Slovak Ministry of Foreign Affairs announce that the Hungarian Presidency of the Visegrad Group (V4) ended on 30 June 2010 and Slovakia has taken over the V4 Presidency from 1 July 2010 until 30 June 2011. During the Hungarian Presidency, the four Central European countries closely cooperated and successfully implemented the 2009-2010 Presidency Program in the field of foreign, EU and sectoral policies. The Motto of the next Slovak V4 Presidency Program, which will be adopted during the official summit of the Prime Ministers of the V4 countries soon to be held in Hungary is: „Efficient Visegrad - Continuity, Cohesion, Solidarity and Awareness”. The main priorities of the Program of the Slovak Presidency are aimed at further strengthening of the V4 closer regional cooperation in key areas like energy security, infrastructure development, economic cooperation, social inclusion of the Roma population, as well as promotion of joint V4 events on the occasion of the 20th Anniversary of the Visegrad Group which was founded on 15 February 1991. The V4 will continue to implement its key foreign policy priorities and common goals within the European Union with particular attention to the regions of the Western Balkans and the Eastern Partnership.