Prime Minister Radičová cancels her trip to Poland

Slovak Prime Minister Iveta Radičová has cancelled her working visit to Katowice in Poland, originally set for May 16, due to changes in her schedule, the Government Office press department told the TASR newswire. Radičová was supposed to take part in the European Economic Congress focused on the issue of a competitive European economy. The Congress will discuss the economic situation in central and eastern Europe as well as growth options for the newest EU members.

Slovak Prime Minister Iveta Radičová has cancelled her working visit to Katowice in Poland, originally set for May 16, due to changes in her schedule, the Government Office press department told the TASR newswire.

Radičová was supposed to take part in the European Economic Congress focused on the issue of a competitive European economy. The Congress will discuss the economic situation in central and eastern Europe as well as growth options for the newest EU members.

The event taking place between May 16 and 18 will be attended by representatives of the European Parliament, European Commission, governments of central European countries and significant businesses in the region.

Source: TASR

Compiled by Zuzana Vilikovská from press reports
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