Slovak and Latvian Presidents for united EU

Slovakia and Latvia are ready to protect each other, and their bilateral cooperation is at a very good level, said Slovak President Andrej Kiska after meeting Latvian President Raimonds Vejonis in Riga on Tuesday. Representatives of both countries highlighted the role of unity in Europe. Andrej Kiska highlighted the role of some 150 Slovak soldiers serving in Latvia. The presidents stressed the need for a united European Union. Kiska added that even strong countries could not resolve current issues such as migration, climate change and terrorism individually. Referring to the current situation in Europe, President Vejonis said that Europe was facing instability in several regions, and it was not only a matter of East and West. He considers Latvia's and Slovakia's current problems to be security in the field of information and cyber security.