“The Slovak Government intends to adopt measures to slow down the brain drain in Slovakia as early as this year,” Prime Minister Ludovit Odor declared at his meeting with Czech counterpart Petr Fiala in Prague on Tuesday. Odor pointed out that Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala used to head the Masaryk University in Brno in the past, a school boasting a large number of Slovak students. Because of this, Fiala and Odor discussed what Slovak universities should offer students to bolster their attractiveness.
The Slovak PM pointed out that the Recovery Plan also features a university education reform. While in Prague, PM Odor met with Czech President Petr Pavel and discussed, for instance, the fight against disinformation. President Pavel praised the closeness of ties between Bratislava and Prague. "Czech-Slovak ties are firm and the mutual cooperation is unshakable, irrespective of who forms political governments," he posted on Twitter.
Source: TASR
