A sculpture commemorating Czech-Slovak friendship was unveiled in the garden of the Office of the Government
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A new sculpture commemorating Czech-Slovak friendship was unveiled in the garden of the Office of the Government of the Czech Republic. The news server ČT24 reported on the event in a brief news item.
The sculpture is meant to symbolise the close relationship between the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The two countries long lived together in a common state, Czechoslovakia, and today they belong together as two independent states and partners in the European Union and in the North Atlantic Alliance.
The unveiling of the sculpture is part of the commemoration of shared history and good relations between the two nations. According to the available information, representatives of the Czech government and other guests took part. Details about the author of the work and the exact course of the ceremonial act are not provided in the report.
The sculpture thus becomes a new landmark in the garden of the Office of the Government, which is mostly inaccessible to the public. It serves as a reminder that friendship between the Czech Republic and Slovakia remains very important today.
Sources: ČT24
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