US EditionPeter Pellegrini Claims that Slovakia and the Czech Republic Are Self-Confident Countries that Have Their Own Strength in the Region
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Czech Parliament Speaker Tomio Okamura visited Slovakia today, stating that the two countries share similar positions on many European issues, such as opposing the EU's emissions trading system and the EU's migration agreement, and that consensus will be reached on these issues. Slovak Parliament Speaker Reich noted that Okamura's visit is a move to restart bilateral relations.
President Pellegrini and the Speaker of the Czech Chamber of Deputies Okamura discussed primarily the expansion of cooperation and the restart of above-standard relations between Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
The head of the Slovak parliament, Richard Raši, believes that today's visit by his Czech colleague, Tomi Okamura, to Bratislava is a restart in relations between the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Okamura told reporters that, according to him, both countries agree on some European issues, such as rejecting the implementation of the ETS2 emissions trading system, rejecting the EU migration pact, and rejecting the ban on the sale of cars with combu…
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