Press Advisories
14. 10. 2011
Prime Minister Petr Nečas: Support of the less developed countries of the EU is the way to competitiveness
According to the Czech Prime Minister Petr Nečas a strong cohesion policy is the way for the EU to be competitive, as he stated after the Visegrad Group Summit.
12. 10. 2011
October 14, 2011: Prime Minister Petr Nečas will host the Prime Ministers of V4 countries
On Friday 14th October 2011 Petr Nečas, the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, will host the Prime Ministers of Hungary and Poland, who will attend the traditional Summit of V4 countries.
8. 10. 2011
ACCREDITATION for 14th October 2011: Meeting of the Prime Ministers of the Visegrad Group in Prague
4. 10. 2011
The Prime Ministers of Czech Republic and Bulgaria: We don’t want to enter into a debt union
The Prime Ministers of Czech Republic and Bulgaria held a meeting about the future of the European currency, the entry of Bulgaria into the Schengen zone and socially excluded localities.
7. 9. 2011
Prime Minister Petr Nečas: We want a NATO that is active, not reactive
North Atlantic Treaty Organization General Secretary Anders Fogh Rasmussen met with Prime Minister Petr Nečas.
23. 6. 2011
Cameron in the Czech Republic: All European States Must Cut Spending
British Prime Minister David Cameron returned to the Czech Republic on an official visit, his first in five years. He discussed issues such as the EU's financial stability with Czech Prime Minister Petr Nečas.
23. 6. 2011
Education and Science in the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic has a very strong tradition of education as well as an excellent predisposition to be a serious competitor to Western countries in science, research and innovation.
19. 5. 2011
Nuclear power plants must be tested by experts, not politicians
Prime Minister Petr Nečas at the European Nuclear Forum in Prague
5. 5. 2011
RFE demolished the information wall of the communist regime
“Freedom of speech is an important, perhaps the most important prerequisite for the introduction of democratic conditions,” declared Prime Minister Petr Nečas at a conference entitled “Freely!” dedicated to the 60th anniversary of Radio Free Europe.
