Péter Magyar Came Forward From Bratislava: He Would Bring the Visegrád Four Back Together – Illegal Migration and Energy Prices Were Also on the Agenda
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At Thursday's Visegrad Four-Ireland summit in Bratislava, Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš expressed enthusiasm that the V4 had returned to the old days when the grouping had a strong voice, achieved huge successes and rejected migration quotas. According to him, Central European countries are the safest and most promising in Europe.
The prime ministers of Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland agreed at Bratislava Castle to coordinate their positions more closely. The V4 wants a stronger voice in the creation of the EU budget.
The V4 is alive again, said Robert Fico at the Visegrad Four summit in Bratislava.
The leaders of the Visegrad Four (V4) summit in Bratislava, with the participation of Péter Magyar, will hold a press conference in the Slovak capital on Thursday at 3:00 pm. According to Péter Magyar, we are facing a period that could determine the future of the European Union in the long term. The Hungarian Prime Minister expects a fair EU budget and thanked Ukraine for the fact that Russia is forced to import gasoline and diesel due to the mi…
The heads of government of the Visegrád Four are meeting in Bratislava to discuss several issues affecting the whole of Europe. According to Péter Magyar, coordinated action by the Visegrád countries could strengthen the assertion of Hungarian interests in EU decision-making.
The V4 meeting in Bratislava will focus on "decisive efforts" to combat illegal migration, coordinated action against rising energy prices, as well as the next seven-year budget of the European Union, Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced on Facebook on Thursday.
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