Fico has not ruled out replacing Lajčák at the helm of Slovak diplomacy

Updated at 2:38 pm by Robert Fico, President of Smer-SD.

The cabinet of Peter Pellegrini (Smer-SD) will have to decide how to interpret the resolution of the National Council resulting from the Smer-SD agreement and the CIS. Thursday, this proposal of two parties of the coalition was supported by 90 deputies.

Most-Híd did not support the proposal of the coalition partners, but the deputies of the extremist ĽS-Our Slovakia, the Movement We are a family or are more independent than Marek Maďarič or Richard Vašeček.

However, the resolution does not directly indicate that Slovakia can not send its delegate to the Intergovernmental Conference in Marrakesh to address the overall framework of the UN's migration. There is however a part in which the IEC could be reached so that the Slovak representative can not attend the conference.

The president of the CIS, Andrej Danko, stressed after his vote that they had nothing to change about it.

"Our agreement is that even the 95th official will not allow the name of the 95th official to enter the Slovak Republic or the Slovak Republic."

Watch how Danko criticized the UN and Miroslav Lajcak's moves:

Fico is supposed to do the work

At the same time, the head of nationalities also criticized the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Miroslav Lajčák (name.Smeru-SD). The head of the Slovak diplomacy has already accused critics of a document of the bailiff.

"Even today, I will not listen to Minister Lajcak's speech about the stupidity of not listening to the words of nationalism, and I will not repeat them by saying that some of our diplomats are breaking with the reality of ordinary life, "said Danko to the head of Slovak diplomacy.

According to Danko, Social Democratic leader Robert Fico should have his ministry with his minister.

At the same time, the IEC president reaffirmed that he believed in the agreement reached between Prime Minister Petrom Pellegrinim and the Prime Minister, that he would not go to Marrakech.

SNS Vice President Anton Hrnko said Thursday that although he resigned from the National Assembly, if Prime Minister Pellegrini broke the agreement and sent a representative of Slovakia to Marrakech, his party could not imagine a closer cooperation with him.

At the same time, Hrnko said that the eventual departure of the current head of Slovak diplomacy would not be a problem for Slovakia.

"Our interest is our country, our heritage, and nobody can change anything," said the CIS MP.

Robert Fico also talks about Miroslav Lajčák's future:

Will Fico become a Lajcak?

Prime Minister Robert Fico confirmed that his party was asking Slovakia not to send his representative to the aforementioned intergovernmental conference and to reject the document on migration "in a way that will be undeniable". According to him, it contradicts Slovansko's immigration policy and that of the European Union.

"The technical details do not interest me, they are mainly in the hands of the Slovak government," he said.

At the same time, the leader of the left said that he wanted Lajčák to be at the head of foreign affairs. He considers him a world-class diplomat. Asking Andy Danko to enter into an agreement with Lajcak directly declined to comment.

"You'll never answer that question, I respect the leaders to lecture their attitudes, but for me it's important for a government coalition to function and it works," he said.

However, the president of Smeru-SD has not ruled out the fact that the current head of Slovak diplomacy will occupy his vacated post.

Bugar does not like to complain about Lajčák's work

Most-Hid Béla Bugar did not support the proposal of the coalition partners. Bugar said the United Nations Global Migration Framework is a document that does not vote. "It does not matter if you're there or not, of course, this document will be accepted."

"This document is the result of many years of work," said Bugar. He expressed the conviction that if Miroslav Lajcak decided that it made no sense to continue his government, the foreign policy of Slovakia would be questioned.

A change in foreign policy could, according to his remarks, compromise the coalition. Bugar does not like coalition partners to question Leachak's work. He thought that Slovakia should interpret its reservations and include them in the minutes of the negotiations in Marrakech.

See how Béla Bugár stood up to Miroslav Lajčák:

Resolution Supplement adopted which, according to the CIS, may prevent the sending of a Slovak representative to a conference in Marrakech: