Road to the EU of the Visegrad countries: lessons for Ukraine
Václav Kříž's report from Ukraine.
Václav Kříž is writing from Ukraine, where he takes part in the "Road to the EU of the Visegrad countries: lessons for Ukraine" project:
I have noted a great interest in Polish experience from the Ukraine people during the regional seminars. This is surely very relevant for the Ukrainians since Poland is the biggest V4 country. Important is also its historical and geographical relation with Ukraine. The Ukrainians do not feel support nor understanding from the Czechs and Hungarians which is reflected on similar meetings where other V4 experience and opinions are not as highly appreciated. This, unfortunately, confirmed the Ukrainians experts as well.
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