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The Visegrad Four member states (Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic) are planning to develop a special format of cooperation with the countries which have signed an association agreement with the European Union, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin tweeted Wednesday.
The Ukrainian foreign minister said that after arriving back in Kyiv, he would immediately meet with President Poroshenko to report on the matter.
"Visegrad Four is planning to develop a special format of cooperation with countries which have an association agreement," Klimkin tweeted.
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"It's a very neighborly attitude," said Klimkin.