just got information
i am happy to inform this audithorium that, as result of disscusions on 9th World Slavic Congress, held in Byelorussia, Polish representatives decided to support creation of Slavic Parliamentary Union (SPU) and Polish active membership. This year SPU continue to expand
i would provide links and sources of informations, very soon
Very well,
Poland starting to taking her position as big and important Slavic power and Russia starting to respect that. In good moment
Donald Tusk - a friend of Russia?RIA NOVOSTI, 19:21 | 23/ 11/ 2007
en.rian.ru/analysis/20071123/89337291.html
Summing up the new policy towards Russia in the Sejm, Prime Minister Tusk told his ministers that Poland has "its own views on the situation in Russia," which should not stand in the way of normalizing bilateral relations. "Otherwise, the reputation of both countries will be discredited," he warned.
Tusk mentioned one more problem in bilateral relations. Warsaw may "adjust its position" on oil and gas supplies. He meant primarily Yaroslaw Kaczynski's decision to build a terminal on the Baltic coast - in the event that Moscow stops gas supplies via the Yamal-Europe pipeline. The prime minister did not promise to give up the plans for its construction but said that he "will be seeking a solution in Polish interests and will consider political aspects of relations with the neighbors."
Promising conclusion by RIA NOVOSTI...
Thus, Moscow should be directly interested in improving these political aspects.
good to hear that associations which work on closer Slavic cooperation is moving along :)
Slavic Parliamentary Union Headquarters opened in Minsk19.11.2007, 23.39
itar-tass.com/eng/level2.html?NewsID=12087183&PageNum=0
MINSK, November 19 (Itar-Tass) -- The headquarters of the international non-governmental association Slavic Parliamentary Union (SPU) was opened in Minsk on Monday.
Apart from MPs from Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Poland, Bulgaria, Serbia, the Czech Republic, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, which are the Union members, representatives from Slovenia and Macedonia plan to take part in the forum.
The Slavic Parliamentary Union plans to “expand its activity to all the regions where Slavic peoples live, including the numerous Slavic communities across the world,” promote mutual understanding between the Slavic countries, and enhance economic, education and cultural contacts, Kostyan said.
MINSK HOSTS SESSION OF 'SLAVIC PARLIAMENTARY UNION'
Thursday, November 2, 2006 Volume 10 Number 203
rferl.org/newsline/2006/11/3-cee/cee-021106.asp
A forum called the Slavic Parliamentary Union convened for a session in Minsk on November 1, Belapan reported, citing official information sources. The session was reportedly attended by lawmakers from Belarus, Russia, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia, Ukraine, and Moldova's breakaway region of Transdniester.