Strengthening Ties: Ukraine and Czech Republic Cooperation
Recently, a significant meeting took place in Transcarpathia between Ukraine's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala, culminating in the signing of a memorandum on cooperation, as reported by a correspondent from Ukrinform.
New Agreement to Enhance Relations: Ukraine and Czech Republic
During the meeting, the Prime Ministers discussed the continuation of cooperation and mutual support between the two nations.
“I sincerely thank Prime Minister Fiala for this productive meeting, which underscores our shared unity and solidarity. This is the result of prolonged dialogue and constructive consultations,” noted Shmyhal.
He added that the memorandum encompasses issues of security, economic development, Ukraine's recovery, and its integration into the EU, as well as the imposition of sanctions against Russia.
Additionally, a memorandum on cooperation in agriculture and the food industry was signed.
“The Czech Republic stands firmly with Ukraine. We are committed to supporting Ukraine's aspirations to join the EU and are working to create conditions that help Ukraine overcome obstacles on this path.
We have scheduled negotiations in the security sector, with representatives from the agricultural ministry and the banking sector present in the Czech delegation.
Ukraine represents a significant potential for us, and I hope we can focus on economic cooperation,” emphasized Fiala.
Petr Fiala also stated that this declaration summarizes the existing and future cooperation between Ukraine and the Czech Republic.
“For the Czech government, Ukraine remains a priority, and we will continue to support it by all means. Currently, Ukraine is fighting not only for its security but also for the security of the entire European continent. We are proud of your bravery and are ready to stand by you,” he added.
