(SP)SERBIA-BELGRADE-BASKETBALL-FIBA-SERBIA VS SLOVAKIA

(SP)SERBIA-BELGRADE-BASKETBALL-FIBA-SERBIA VS SLOVAKIA

(220226) -- BELGRADE, Feb. 26, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Serbia's Aleksa Radanov (front L) vies with Slovakia's Marek Dolezaj during their FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 qualifying match in Belgrade, Serbia on Feb. 25, 2022. (Photo by Predrag Milosavljevic/Xinhua)

(SP)SERBIA-BELGRADE-BASKETBALL-FIBA-SERBIA VS SLOVAKIA

(SP)SERBIA-BELGRADE-BASKETBALL-FIBA-SERBIA VS SLOVAKIA

(220226) -- BELGRADE, Feb. 26, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Serbia's Balsa Koprivica (C) vies with Slovakia's Marek Dolezaj (L) and Michael Fusek during their FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 qualifying match in Belgrade, Serbia on Feb. 25, 2022. (Photo by Predrag Milosavljevic/Xinhua)

Maria Kolikova, Andrej Dolezaj, Natalia Milanova, Jan Micovsky, Jaroslav Nad, Eduard Heger, Veronika Remisova, Igor Matovic, Richard Sulik, Stefan Holy, Roman Mikulec, Marek Krajci, Jan Budaj, Milan Krajniak, Branislav Grohling

Maria Kolikova, Andrej Dolezaj, Natalia Milanova, Jan Micovsky, Jaroslav Nad, Eduard Heger, Veronika Remisova, Igor Matovic, Richard Sulik, Stefan Holy, Roman Mikulec, Marek Krajci, Jan Budaj, Milan Krajniak, Branislav Grohling

Slovak President Zuzana Caputova appointed Igor Matovic, the leader of the election-winning Ordinary People and Independent Personalities (OLaNO), as the new Slovak prime minister on March 21, 2020, in Bratislava, Slovakia. On the photo is seen new Slovak government, L-R Slovak Justice Minister Maria Kolikova, Transport Minister Andrej Dolezaj, Culture Minister Natalia Milanova, Agriculture Minister Jan Micovsky, Defense Minister Jaroslav Nad, Finance Minister Eduard Heger, Regional Development Minister Veronika Remisova, Prime Minister Igor Matovic, Economy Minister Richard Sulik, Deputy Prime Minister for Legislation and Strategic Planning Stefan Holy, Interior Minister Roman Mikulec, Health Minister Marek Krajci, Environmental Minister Jan Budaj, Labor and Social Affairs Minister Milan Krajniak and Education Minister Branislav Grohling. Foreign Affairs Minister Ivan Korcik was absent. (CTK Photo/Martin Mikula)

Maria Kolikova, Andrej Dolezaj, Natalia Milanova, Jan Micovsky, Jaroslav Nad, Eduard Heger, Veronika Remisova, Igor Matovic, Zuzana Caputova, Richard Sulik, Stefan Holy, Roman Mikulec, Marek Krajci, Jan Budaj, Milan Krajniak, Branislav Grohling

Maria Kolikova, Andrej Dolezaj, Natalia Milanova, Jan Micovsky, Jaroslav Nad, Eduard Heger, Veronika Remisova, Igor Matovic, Zuzana Caputova, Richard Sulik, Stefan Holy, Roman Mikulec, Marek Krajci, Jan Budaj, Milan Krajniak, Branislav Grohling

Slovak President Zuzana Caputova appointed Igor Matovic, the leader of the election-winning Ordinary People and Independent Personalities (OLaNO), as the new Slovak prime minister on March 21, 2020, in Bratislava, Slovakia. On the photo is seen new Slovak government, L-R Slovak Justice Minister Maria Kolikova, Transport Minister Andrej Dolezaj, Culture Minister Natalia Milanova, Agriculture Minister Jan Micovsky, Defense Minister Jaroslav Nad, Finance Minister Eduard Heger, Regional Development Minister Veronika Remisova, Prime Minister Igor Matovic, President Zuzana Caputova, Economy Minister Richard Sulik, Deputy Prime Minister for Legislation and Strategic Planning Stefan Holy, Interior Minister Roman Mikulec, Health Minister Marek Krajci, Environmental Minister Jan Budaj, Labor and Social Affairs Minister Milan Krajniak and Education Minister Branislav Grohling. Foreign Affairs Minister Ivan Korcik was absent. (CTK Photo/Martin Mikula)