Mikulas Dzurinda sa stal predsedom vlády Slovenskej republiky v októbri 1998 po úspešnej volebnej kampani, ktorá zjednotila päť opozičných strán. Pod jeho vedením Slovensko dosiahlo významný pokrok v integrácii do európskych a transatlantických štruktúr, vrátane vstupu do OECD a pokroku v rokovaniach o vstupe do EÚ.
- Mikulas Dzurinda sa stal predsedom vlády v októbri 1998.
- Zjednotil päť opozičných strán do Slovenskej demokratickej koalície.
- Pod jeho vedením Slovensko vstúpilo do OECD v septembri 2000.
- Zrealizoval reformy, ktoré prilákali investície, vrátane investície US Steel.
- Bol jedným zo zakladajúcich členov Kresťanskodemokratického hnutia (CDM).
- Viedol Slovenskú demokratickú a kresťanskú úniu, ktorú založil v januári 2000.
Mikulas Dzurinda became the Prime Minister of anglictina/the-slovak-republic/" class="wiki-link" title="Viac o: the slovak republic">the Slovak Republic in October of 1998 after leading a strong election campaign uniting five opposition parties into the Slovak Democratic Coalition to oust the government of the former Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar. Under Mr. Dzurinda’s leadership, the Slovak Republic has made a political comeback in its drive to integrate Slovakia into European and transatlantic economic and political structures. The success of the reforms put forward by his Cabinet has been evidenced by Slovakia’s entry into the OECD in September of 2000, great progress of the accession talks with essay/" class="wiki-link" title="Viac o: union">union-13149/" class="wiki-link" title="Viac o: the european union">the European Union, and entry of a major U.S. investor to Slovakia, the US Steel, committing over one billion US dollars over the next 10 years. Mikulas Dzurinda entered Slovak politics as one of the founding members of the Christian Democratic Movement (CDM), a conservative political party established in Slovakia in 1990. After the first free elections in Czechoslovakia in 1991, he became the Deputy Minister of Transportation and Postal Service of the Slovak Republic. In 1992, he was elected to the Slovak Parliament where he worked on the Finance & Budget Committee. When Slovakia became an independent country (1993), Mr. Dzurinda was promoted to the position of the Vice Chairman for Economy within the CDM’s ranks. From March to October 1994, he was the Minister of Transportation, Postal Service, and Public Works of the Slovak Republic. After the fall 1994 elections, he returned to the opposition as the member of the parliament. In response to a restrictive election law prepared and passed by the Meciar government in 1997, five opposition parties (CDM, Democratic Party, Green Party, Democratic Union and the Social Democratic Party of Slovakia) coalesced in the Slovak Democratic Coalition. Mikulas Dzurinda became the spokesman of the party and later, as of July 4, 1998, its Chairman. In January 2000, Mikulas Dzurinda founded a new political party, the Slovak Democratic and Christian Union, of which he became the Chairman.
Mikulas Dzurinda spoke at American and European universities, think tanks and public forums. He is devoted adherent of strong transatlantic links. He met major Western politicians, including President Bill Clinton, German Chancellor Gerhard Schroder, British Prime Minister Tony Blair, NATO Secretary General Lord George Robertson, and several senior U.S. senators and congressmen.
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Kedy sa Mikulas Dzurinda stal predsedom vlády Slovenskej republiky?
Mikulas Dzurinda sa stal predsedom vlády v októbri 1998.
Aké významné úspechy dosiahlo Slovensko pod vedením Mikulasa Dzurindu?
Slovensko vstúpilo do OECD a dosiahlo pokrok v rokovaniach o vstupe do EÚ.
Aké politické strany sa spojili do Slovenskej demokratickej koalície?
Do Slovenskej demokratickej koalície sa spojili Kresťanskodemokratické hnutie, Demokratická strana, Zelená strana, Demokratická únia a Sociálnodemokratická strana Slovenska.