Press Advisories
6. 11. 2016
Prime Minister Sobotka Met With Czech Businessmen And Serbian Prime Minister Vučić In Riga
Sunday, 6 November 2016, saw the continuation of Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka’s visit to Latvia, where he attended the Summit of Central and Eastern European Countries and China. In the morning, he met with representatives of the business delegation, and later with Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić, followed by a visit to Bauska Castle, which is currently hosting an exhibition about Charles IV.
5. 11. 2016
The Czech Republic Continues To Intensify Relations With China, Plan For Bilateral Cooperation Between Both Companies Adopted At 16+1 Summit
The government of the Czech Republic continues to intensify cooperation with the People’s Republic of China and fulfil the strategic partnership between both countries. At today’s 16+1 Summit of Central and Easter European countries and China, the government representative of the Czech Republic and government representatives of the People’s Republic of China signed a plan of bilateral cooperation within the framework of the Silk Road initiative.
5. 11. 2016
Prime Minister Sobotka At the 16+1 Summit: Next Year We Want To Focus On Cooperation In Aerospace And E-commerce
On Saturday, 5 November 2016, Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Bohuslav Sobotka attended the Summit of 15 prime ministers of Central and Eastern European countries and China, which was help in Riga. Even before the summit, a 16+1 Business Forum was held, jointly opened by the Prime Minister of Latvia Maris Kučinskis and the Prime Minister of the People’s Republic of China Li Keqiang.
5. 11. 2016
Prime Minister Sobotka Pursues Further Development Of Czech-Chinese Trade and Tourism Relations At The 16+1 Summit In Riga
Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka has continued to pursue the development of relations with the People’s Republic of China while attending the Summit of 16 prime ministers from Central and Easter Europe and China being held in Riga, Latvia. During its term in office, the coalition government of ČSSD, ANO and KDU-ČSL has managed significantly to improve relations through intensive work. The highlight of these efforts is the establishment of a strategic partnership between both countries, which was conclude this March on the occasion of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Prague.
5. 11. 2016
Prime Minister Sobotka Met With Prime Ministers Of Latvia, Croatia And Macedonia Before The 16+1 Summit in Riga
Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Bohuslav Sobotka met with the prime ministers of Latvia, Croatia and Macedonia on Saturday, 5 November, on the occasion of the summit between 16 prime ministers of Central and Easter European countries and the People’s Republic of China in Riga, Latvia.
4. 11. 2016
Prime Minister met with Swedish State Secretary Salestrand to discuss increased cooperation between the countries in the area of defence and security
On the second day of his working visit, Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka met with the State Secretary to the Ministry of Defence of the Kingdom of Sweden, Jan Salestrand. The common theme of the meeting was the developing cooperation between the CR and Sweden in defence and security and the potential for its further deepening. During the morning programme, Prime Minister Sobotka also met with the President of the City Council, Eva-Louise Erlandsson Slorach.
3. 11. 2016
In Stockholm, Prime Minister Sobotka met with representatives of the unions, the business community and his Czech compatriots
Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka continues his two-day working visit to Sweden. After initial talks with Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, he attended a Czech-Swedish business seminar, focusing on the energy sector, and subsequently met with representatives of the Nordic Council of Trade Unions. During the afternoon he met members of the Czech expatriate community and students.
3. 11. 2016
Prime Minister Sobotka held talks with Swedish Prime Minister Löfven on enhancing cooperation in the economic, defence and energy sectors
On Thursday 3 November, Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka started a two-day working visit to the Kingdom of Sweden with talks with Swedish Prime Minister, Stefan Löfven. The main topics of the joint meeting included the current status and possible deepening of bilateral Czech-Swedish cooperation, primarily in the areas of the economy, energy, security and defence.
3. 11. 2016
Joint Statement of the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic and the Prime Minister of the Swedish Kingdom
At the meeting, both Prime Ministers stressed the importance of effective EU cooperation. Sweden and the Czech Republic are committed to the effective functioning of the EU, which remains the best guarantee for stability, prosperity, economic and social convergence, and security in Europe. To achieve this, the expectations of Europe’s citizens must be met and their concerns must be placed at the centre of common efforts. The fact that the UK is set to leave the Union makes cooperation – both bilateral and at EU level – even more important.
21. 10. 2016
EU Leaders Negotiated Migration, Relationships with Russia, Support for Victims of the Conflict in Syria, and Free Trade
During a two-day summit held in Brussel, the Prime Minster of the Czech Republic, Bohuslav Sobotka, and other European leaders negotiated migration, relationships with Russia, situation in Syria, commercial policy, including the future of the CETA Agreement, and effective functioning of the internal market.
