Czech ambassador highlights role of smaller countries in EU

The Czech ambassador to Ireland, Josef Havlas, says that he expects that his country and Ireland will provide a voice of reason within Europe in the future.

Sat, 07 Feb, 2004 - 08:55

The Czech ambassador to Ireland, Josef Havlas, says that he expects that his country and Ireland will provide a voice of reason within Europe in the future.

The Czech Republic will formally join the EU in May.

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