Pavel receives Hungarian President Baka. According to him, both countries share a view on Europe's security
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Czech President Petr Pavel met with Hungarian President Baka. Baka was elected Hungarian president this August. His visit to the Czech Republic is also his first official bilateral foreign trip since taking office.
According to Petr Pavel, the Czech Republic and Hungary share a view on Europe's security. The president emphasised this agreement after talks with his guest from Budapest. Both sides thus showed that cooperation on issues affecting the entire continent is important to them.
The visit is also significant because Hungary is one of the Czech Republic's neighbouring countries, and both countries are members of the European Union and NATO. Bilateral relations between states in Europe have a long tradition, and their representatives meet regularly at various levels.
The visit of the Hungarian president shows that there is dialogue at the highest level between the two countries. Further steps in mutual cooperation will depend on the outcomes of the talks and on further developments in the situation in Europe.
Sources: iROZHLAS
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