Central Europe Should Be More Vocal in the EU, Pellegrini Declared in Slovenia. He Is Said to Have a "Better Recipe" for Problems, Also Mentioned by Babiša
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Central European countries should be more vocal within the European Union. This was stated by Slovak President Peter Pellegrini at a forum in Bled, Slovenia, in a moderated discussion with Slovenian President Nataša Pircová Musarová. Pellegrini also called for greater pragmatism in the EU. The Slovenian head of state countered that pragmatism is not always the right way forward.
At a forum in Bled, President Peter Pellegrini called on Central European countries to be more vocal and pragmatic within the EU.
BLED/BRATISLAVA - Central European countries should be louder within the European Union. This was stated at the forum in Bled, Slovenia, by the President of the Slovak Republic Peter Pellegrini, who spoke in a moderated discussion with Slovenian President Nataša Pircova Musarova. Pellegrini also called for more pragmatism in the EU. The Slovenian head of state countered that pragmatism is not always the right way forward.
After more than two decades in the European Union, Central European countries are no longer "new members", but have become more confident. We need to be more vocal, because we can offer better solutions to any problems than the old members, said Slovak President Peter Pellegrini at the Bled Strategic Forum.
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