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The second day of the Visegrad Summer School was devoted to the general conceptualisation of the Central Europe. While, during the third day the participants were invited for a journey throughout the ages.

The inaugural lecture of the 12. Visegrad Summer School was given by Josep Ramoneda. “Democracy is under threat” – that was the main point made by the philosopher. Obviously, freedom and fundamental rights – even if inherent and inalienable are not given for granted but demand a constant care.

“Freedom and solidarity – that’s what the Visegrad Summer School is also about” – stated Danuta Glondys, the director of the Villa Decius Association. These are the words that the people of the Central and Eastern Europe shall give a special importance.