Visegrád – Past and Future
Visegrád – Past and Future

Summary/Abstract: In the May edition of Hungarian Review, Janusz Bugajski wrote a sympathetic and sensible analysis on “Visegrád”, the cooperation of the four core Central European states, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. The Visegrád process was initiated twenty years ago on 15 February 1991 and named after the seat of its founding meeting, Visegrád, the one-time royal see of Hungary, where the Polish, Bohemian (Czech), and the Hungarian king met in 1335 and created an alliance. As one “present at its creation,” and a profound believer in its relevance, I offer a few comments on the subject.

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