Ambassador miroslav kosek biography

Miroslav Kosek · Curriculum Vitae.
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Ambassador of the Czech Republic Miroslav Kosek Opened the Exhibition "The End of the Prague Spring.

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Ambassador of the Czech Republic Miroslav Kosek Opened the Exhibition "The End of the Prague Spring. The Tragic Protest of Student Jan Palach."

The exhibition has been opened in cooperation with the National Museum of history of Latvia and the Latvian State Archive with the great interest of professionals, public and media on March 7 at the premises of National Museum of History.
Another part of the exhibition about Jan Palach named "The Aftermath of Prague Spring and Charter 77 in Latvia / the Baltics" in electronic form has been simultaneously introduced by the Latvian State Archive.

The lecture by the Professor of the University of Latvia Mr. Igors Šuvajevs "Politics and Philosophy. Palach case " preceded the opening of the exhibition. Professor Šuvajevs presented to the guests, to the historians, students, members of the diplomatic corps, representatives of the Latvian Parliament, members of the Latvia-Czech society and media representatives the ideas of Jan Hus, J. A. Komenský, T. G. Masaryk, Jan Patočka and Václav Have

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The Mysterious Charm of Diplomacy

The course introduces students to the field of diplomacy and diplomatic service in an interactive and original format, as well as through weekly meetings with prominent Czech and Slovak diplomats. The course provides the students with an insider's view and introduces them to the functioning and the working practices of the diplomatic service.

A number of prominent personalities, who have held diplomatic posts at embassies in countries around the world or in international organizations, have already spoken (or will speak before the end of the winter semester). These include Magda Vášáryová (the first post-Velvet Revolution Czechoslovak ambassador to Austria), Michael Žantovský (former spokesman for President Václav Havel and former Czech ambassador to the USA, Israel, and Great Britain), Petr Kolář (former ambassador to Ireland, Sweden, the USA, and Russia), Jakub Dürr (former Czech ambassador to the EU and incoming Czech ambassador to Poland), Petr Voznica (former ambassador to Iraq and Slovenia), Miroslav Kosek (former Czech ambassador to Afgha

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This curated collection of photographs by Miroslav Kosek captures the stunning natural beauty of Ethiopia and the vibrant daily life of its people. It mainly focuses on the regions of Oromia, Amhara, Harari, and Southern Ethiopia. Taken through the perspective of an ambassador deeply engaged with the local populace, these photographs bring to life the rich culture, traditions, and environments of Ethiopia.

Ethiopia, officially the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, is an intriguing nation in East Africa, celebrated for its rich history, cultural diversity, and stunning landscapes.

Sharing borders with Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia, Kenya, Sudan, and South Sudan, it is renowned as the site where some of the oldest human ancestral remains, such as the over three million-year-old skeleton “Lucy” (Australopithecus afarensis species), were discovered. Historically, the Aksumite Empire, supposedly founded by Menelik I who is believed to be the descendant of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, once stretched over these lands. Known also as Abyssinia, Ethiopia has a profound Christi