In Europe, after the fall of communism, we were freed from Soviet influence. New opportunities and challenges arose for Central European countries. Thirty years ago, barely a year after the historic events, on February 15, 1991 in Visegrád Hungary – where the famous meeting of the Hungarian, Polish and Czech kings occurred in 1335– a new, momentous, unique form of cooperation was born: the Visegrád Group.

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