Visegrad Group will present its stance on EU reform

The leaders of the Visegrad Group (Poland, Czechia, Slovakia and Hungary) have expressed their support for Ukraine's European aspirations and announced they will present their proposal on how to reform the EU at the next informal EU summit in Bratislava. The meeting in Krynica was divided into two parts. The first was related to the EU future after Brexit. "The Visegrad Group has ambitions and potential, as well as the recipe for the EU," said Prime Minister Beata Szydło,  adding that the EU requires reforms “to bring it closer to its citizens.” The other aspect debated at the meeting was migration. The Polish Prime Minister said that the V4 opinion is that the problem should be solved at its source, namely outside of EU borders.