Babiš to welcome Fico in Prague. Together they will unveil a statue of Czech-Slovak friendship
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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš will receive Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico at Strakova Akademie on Tuesday. The meeting will take place at the seat of the Czech government in Prague.
One of the main points of the programme will be the joint unveiling of a statue that is meant to commemorate the friendship between the Czech Republic and Slovakia. According to the news server iDNES.tv, both politicians will take part in the ceremony. Details about the appearance of the statue and the location where it will be placed are not yet available.
The meeting of the prime ministers is an opportunity to discuss relations between the two countries. The Czech Republic and Slovakia have long cooperated closely within the European Union, NATO and the Visegrad Group. The two states also share a common history, as they formed a single state, Czechoslovakia, until 1993.
It is not yet known whether the prime ministers will comment on other topics. Information on the course of Tuesday's talks will be added continuously in media coverage.
Sources: iDNES.tv
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