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Business Upturn
26-05-2025
- Business
- Business Upturn
V4 Industry Leaders to Gather in Bratislava to Discuss Transatlantic Trade and EU Market Strategies
BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA, May 26, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Council of Slovak Exporters welcomes the launch of the European Commission's public consultation, announced in early May, focused on potential response measures regarding certain imported goods from the United States, should ongoing discussions on transatlantic economic cooperation not lead to a mutually beneficial outcome. Topics under consultation may include trade flows in sectors such as steel scrap and chemical products. The consultation will close on 10 June, coinciding with the Visegrad 4 Business Conference in Bratislava, where regional business leaders will convene to address global economic relations, EU market resilience, and other key issues critical to regional competitiveness. 'It is indeed symbolic that these consultations with the European Commission, which represent a much-needed link between the private and public sectors, are culminating on the day of our Visegrad 4 Business Conference, which aims to do exactly the same: To achieve demand-driven public policies and measures that will help Europe's industry and exports from losing global competitiveness.' – said Lukáš Parízek, founder of the Visegrad 4 Business Conference and Chairman of the Council of Slovak Exporters. Top industry representatives from various sectors, as well as public officials and representatives of foreign diplomatic missions, have already confirmed their participation in this key regional business event. The conference, organized in the premises of the Bratislava Castle, will be opened with a speech by the Speaker of the Parliament Richard Raši. Maroš Šefčovič, European Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security, will deliver his remarks and speak in an exclusive format during the first part of the day, as well as attend a roundtable discussion with industry leaders from the V4 region. Slovak Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár and Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó have also confirmed their participation in the closing part of the conference. Visegrad 4 Business Conference is jointly organised since 2022 by four business organisations from the V4 region: Council of Slovak Exporters, Czech Association of Exporters, Hungarian business association MAPI Klub and Polish Economic Forum. The conference is organised with the support of the International Visegrad Fund, individual V4 governments and private sponsors. For more information visit About the Council of Slovak Exporters The Council of Slovak Exporters was established in 2020 as a response to COVID-19's impact on local businesses. With over 130 supporting companies, this business platform connects exporters and facilitates dialogue with state institutions, international organizations, and financial institutions. The Council publicly communicates in support of Slovak exporters, provides export-related assistance, organizes networking events, and connects relevant entities in international trade. The organization holds BRONZE 'European Cluster Excellence Initiative' certification, operating at the European level. Social Links X: Instagram: LinkedIn: Facebook: Media Contact Council of Slovak Exporters Visegrad 4 Business Conference +421 914 201 101 [email protected] Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with GlobeNewswire. Business Upturn takes no editorial responsibility for the same.
Business Wire
06-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Visegrad 4 Business Conference This Year Also With the Participation of European Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič
BRATISLAVA, Slovakia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Trade relations with the USA, the declining competitiveness of European companies, the automotive industry and global trade partnerships with emerging markets are the main topics of the fourth edition of the international conference Visegrad 4 Business, which will take place in Bratislava on 10th June 2025. The conference is traditionally co-organised by four business associations from the Visegrad Four under the leadership of the Council of Slovak Exporters. In addition to representatives of companies and industry leaders, the event is traditionally attended by representatives of V4 governments. Maroš Šefčovič, European Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security, has also confirmed his participation. 'By organising the Visegrad 4 Business conference this year, we are responding to the dynamic changes in international trade. This is reflected not only by the topics of the event, but also by the high interest and participation of domestic industry and partners from abroad. By discussing the most pressing economic topics, we will strive to unite the demand from business towards the public sector in order to achieve positive changes and probusiness policies.' said Lukáš Parízek, founder of the conference. This key regional business forum has been successfully organised in Bratislava, Prague and Budapest in recent years with the participation of nearly a thousand guests from the private and public sector, including diplomatic missions. Experts from various sectors discussed topics such as post-pandemic recovery, energy security, logistics and connectivity, Ukraine's reconstruction, cyber security, artificial intelligence, space industry and family business challenges. By finding common solutions in an open and informal discussion, entrepreneurs from the V4 region can not only present themselves, but also find new business partners and thus promote cross-border cooperation between neighbouring countries. Visegrad 4 Business conference is jointly organised since 2022 by four business organisations from the V4 region: Council of Slovak Exporters, Czech Association of Exporters, Hungarian business association MAPI Klub and Polish Economic Forum. The conference is organised with the support of the International Visegrad Fund, individual V4 governments and private sponsors. For more information visit About the Council of Slovak Exporters The Council of Slovak Exporters was established in 2020 as a response to COVID-19's impact on local businesses. With over 130 supporting companies, this business platform connects exporters and facilitates dialogue with state institutions, international organizations, and financial institutions. The Council publicly communicates in support of Slovak exporters, provides export-related assistance, organizes networking events, and connects relevant entities in international trade. The organization holds BRONZE "European Cluster Excellence Initiative" certification, operating at the European level.
Business Wire
02-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Decent Cybersecurity Joins the Council of Slovak Exporters to Strengthen European Cybersecurity Exports
BRATISLAVA, Slovakia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Decent Cybersecurity, a leading European provider of post-quantum security solutions, announces its membership in the Council of Slovak Exporters (CSE), reinforcing its commitment to expanding advanced cybersecurity exports across global markets. This strategic partnership combines Decent Cybersecurity's expertise in critical infrastructure protection with CSE's established export promotion platform. As a company holding national, EU, and NATO "Secret" level security clearances, Decent Cybersecurity brings specialized knowledge in post-quantum security, blockchain technology, and space traffic management solutions to the Council's network. "Joining the Council of Slovak Exporters represents a significant opportunity to strengthen Slovakia's position in the global cybersecurity market," said Matej Michalko, Founder and CEO of Decent Cybersecurity and a long-term expert on post-quantum cryptography and blockchain. "As cyber threats continue to evolve, our advanced solutions are increasingly sought internationally, and CSE provides the ideal platform to expand our reach.' Lukas Parizek, Chairman of the Council of Slovak Exporters and former State Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic welcomed the new member: "Decent Cybersecurity's specialized expertise in post-quantum security and critical infrastructure protection represents exactly the kind of high-value export potential Slovakia needs to develop. Their membership enhances our collective capabilities in the rapidly growing cybersecurity sector." The collaboration will focus on promoting Slovak cybersecurity expertise in international markets, with particular emphasis on EU, NATO, and emerging markets seeking advanced security solutions. About Decent Cybersecurity Decent Cybersecurity delivers advanced European cybersecurity solutions specializing in post-quantum security and critical infrastructure protection. The company maintains ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications and holds national, EU, and NATO "Secret" level security clearances. As a founding member of the Critical Infrastructure Association of the Slovak Republic, Decent Cybersecurity implements robust security protocols for critical infrastructure and sensitive data across multiple sectors. About the Council of Slovak Exporters The Council of Slovak Exporters was established in 2020 as a response to COVID-19's impact on local businesses. With over 130 supporting companies, this business platform connects exporters and facilitates dialogue with state institutions, international organizations, and financial institutions. The Council publicly communicates in support of Slovak exporters, provides export-related assistance, organizes networking events, and connects relevant entities in international trade. The organization holds BRONZE "European Cluster Excellence Initiative" certification, operating at the European level.
Associated Press
02-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Decent Cybersecurity Joins the Council of Slovak Exporters to Strengthen European Cybersecurity Exports
BRATISLAVA, Slovakia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 2, 2025-- Decent Cybersecurity, a leading European provider of post-quantum security solutions, announces its membership in the Council of Slovak Exporters (CSE), reinforcing its commitment to expanding advanced cybersecurity exports across global markets. This strategic partnership combines Decent Cybersecurity's expertise in critical infrastructure protection with CSE's established export promotion platform. As a company holding national, EU, and NATO 'Secret' level security clearances, Decent Cybersecurity brings specialized knowledge in post-quantum security, blockchain technology, and space traffic management solutions to the Council's network. 'Joining the Council of Slovak Exporters represents a significant opportunity to strengthen Slovakia's position in the global cybersecurity market,' said Matej Michalko, Founder and CEO of Decent Cybersecurity and a long-term expert on post-quantum cryptography and blockchain. 'As cyber threats continue to evolve, our advanced solutions are increasingly sought internationally, and CSE provides the ideal platform to expand our reach.' Lukas Parizek, Chairman of the Council of Slovak Exporters and former State Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic welcomed the new member: 'Decent Cybersecurity's specialized expertise in post-quantum security and critical infrastructure protection represents exactly the kind of high-value export potential Slovakia needs to develop. Their membership enhances our collective capabilities in the rapidly growing cybersecurity sector.' The collaboration will focus on promoting Slovak cybersecurity expertise in international markets, with particular emphasis on EU, NATO, and emerging markets seeking advanced security solutions. About Decent Cybersecurity Decent Cybersecurity delivers advanced European cybersecurity solutions specializing in post-quantum security and critical infrastructure protection. The company maintains ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications and holds national, EU, and NATO 'Secret' level security clearances. As a founding member of the Critical Infrastructure Association of the Slovak Republic, Decent Cybersecurity implements robust security protocols for critical infrastructure and sensitive data across multiple sectors. About the Council of Slovak Exporters The Council of Slovak Exporters was established in 2020 as a response to COVID-19's impact on local businesses. With over 130 supporting companies, this business platform connects exporters and facilitates dialogue with state institutions, international organizations, and financial institutions. The Council publicly communicates in support of Slovak exporters, provides export-related assistance, organizes networking events, and connects relevant entities in international trade. The organization holds BRONZE 'European Cluster Excellence Initiative' certification, operating at the European level. View source version on CONTACT: Decent Cybersecurity s.r.o. Teplicka 4 921 01 Piestany Slovak Republic [email protected] KEYWORD: SLOVAKIA EUROPE INDUSTRY KEYWORD: TECHNOLOGY SECURITY OTHER TECHNOLOGY SOURCE: Decent Cybersecurity s.r.o. Copyright Business Wire 2025. PUB: 05/02/2025 09:51 AM/DISC: 05/02/2025 09:51 AM
