Chernivtsi is ready to strengthen contacts with the Slovak Republic
Chernivtsi mayor Alex Kaspruk met with newly appointed Consul General of the Slovak Republic in Uzhgorod Mr. Miroslav Mougey, who made his first working visit to Bukovina. The meeting was also attended by the economic diplomat, Mr. Daniel Caban. During the formal meeting of the diplomats with the leadership of the region and the city of Chernivtsi were discussed the main directions of deepening cooperation in the context of current Ukrainian-Slovak intergovernmental agreements, in particular in cross-border cultural and economic cooperation, as well as some practical aspects of visa-free regime and bring Ukraine closer to the EU. Miroslav Moist stressed that the Slovak Republic is interested in establishing relations with Bukovina and ready to become her partner. "Slovakia has a good experience in attracting foreign investment, so we are interested not only attract investment, but also to exchange experience," – said Miroslav Moist. The diplomat also confirmed that Slovakia will continue to support the territorial integrity of Ukraine and decisions that contribute to establishing peace in the country. Chernivtsi mayor briefed the Consul General with the main challenges and directions of development of the city and outlined prospects for cooperation – strengthen the contact with the Slovak Republic in the field of science, culture and economy to the possible use in Chernivtsi Slovak trolleybus and search for reliable partners in the framework of cross-border cooperation "Hungary – Slovakia – Romania –Ukraine" European neighbourhood instrument for 2014-2020. Many years Chernivtsi and Slovakia also connects the history of the second world war – Sadgorskiy cemetery near the school ¹38 is a memorial where are buried 33 Slovak soldier, among them – the hero of Slovakia, the soldier-guerrilla Jan Nalepka. Alex Kaspruk also said that the best result of the work of a diplomat should be the successful implementation of joint Ukrainian-Slovak cross-border and local projects that benefit our communities. The parties agreed on further meetings and consultations. Reference: Miroslav Moyet graduated from the Comenius University in Bratislava. He worked in the Ministry of foreign Affairs of Czechoslovakia, including the Embassy of Czechoslovakia in the Chinese people's Republic and the Czechoslovak Embassy in the Republic of India. Since 1991, in various positions in the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic. He was Director of Department, Advisor to the Minister, then the Deputy Director of foreign policy at the presidential Administration. Miroslav Moist, in particular, was appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Slovak Republic in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Republic of Macedonia and Republic of Albania, and subsequently Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Slovak Republic in Bosnia and Herzegovina. From March 2013 to February 2016 – the head of the Embassy of the Slovak Republic in the Republic of Belarus. From may 2017 – the Consul General of the Slovak Republic in Uzhgorod. This was reported in the Chernivtsi city CouncilÏåðåâåäåíî ñåðâèñîì "ßíäåêñ.Ïåðåâîä÷èê": translate.yandex.ru.
Source: http://uzinform.com.ua/
