Even if the EU evolves towards a deeper integrated entity, it is likely that not all the current Members States will be involved in the same way. This presumption leads to several questions for the expert discussion:
What influence would it have in the Visegrad cooperation? Is it an opportunity or a challenge?
Is the Visegrad group a useful platform for cooperation in the EU issues in general or just in natural particular policies?
What strategic interests these countries share and where are they moving apart?
What will the post-election situation in Germany imply for this region and its future in the EU?
Panelists
David Král, Director, EUROPEUM - Institute for European Policy, Prague, Czech Republic
Zoltán Gálik, Senior research fellow, Hungarian Institute of international Affairs, Budapest, Hungary
Agata Gostyoska, Analyst, Polish Institute for International Affairs, Warsaw, Poland
Vladimír Bilčík, Senior researcher, Slovak Foreign Policy Association, Bratislava, Slovakia
Moderated by Zuzana Gabrižová, Chairwoman at EuroPolicy & Editor-in-Chief at EurActiv.sk
The working language of the event will be English without translation.
R.S.V.P. Please, kindly register by Friday, November 15, 2013, 12 a.m.