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"Mr President, the situation of national minorities primarily depends on the constructive cooperation of the political representatives of the majority society and the minority. Over the last 20 years, it has been demonstrated that those Hungarian minority communities outside Hungary have been successful where the willingness of the minority political leadership to cooperate encountered a constructive attitude on the part of the political leadership of the majority society, who regarded the minority as partners, whether they were involved in government or not. There is no alternative to this cooperation. I am very pleased that the current Slovak Government has set off on the road which one day may lead to an historic Hungarian-Slovak reconciliation. The nationalist bidding of one country’s nationalism provoking the other country’s nationalism must be brought to an end. I hope that forms of minority-friendly cooperation will come to compete with each other in Hungarian-Slovak relations instead of nationalism. I trust that the historic Hungarian-Slovak reconciliation will bring major results, as there is no other alternative for the two countries."@en1
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