
Prime Ministers of Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland – Iveta Radičová, Petr Nečas, Viktor Orbán and Donald Tusk – will hold talks on co-operation between V4 countries in a variety of areas, review the implementation of the annual programme for Slovakia’s presidency of the Visegrad Four and discuss issues related to the countries’ membership of the EU.
The name of V4 group was born during a meeting between the President of former Czechoslovakia Vaclav Havel, Hungarian Prime Minister Jozsef Antall and Polish President Lech Walesa, which took place on 15 February 1991 in Visegrad, North Hungary. The three leaders also signed a declaration on the close cooperation of their three (now four) countries towards European integration.