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Peter Pellegrini is a Slovak politician who has been serving since 2024 as the sixth president of Slovakia. He previously served as prime minister of Slovakia from 2018 to 2020.
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politics · President of Slovakia since 2024 · politician · also Peter Pellegrini, Pellegrini
Born 6 October 1975 · Q17330556
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Published video “Rozhovor pre CMG pri príležitosti mojej štátnej návštevy Číny”.
Published video “Druhý deň štátnej návštevy Čínskej ľudovej republiky”.
Published video “Návšteva technologického centra Robot Mall v Pekingu”.
Published video “Prvý deň štátnej návštevy Čínskej ľudovej republiky”.
Published video “Uvítací ceremoniál počas štátnej návštevy prezidenta SR Petra Pellegriniho v Číne”.
Published video “Spoločné tlačové vyhlásenie s prezidentom Azerbajdžanu Ilhamom Alijevom”.
Published video “Relácia V POLITIKE - 12. júla”.
Published video “Brífing pre médiá po rokovaní s tureckým prezidentom”.
Published video “Brífing pre médiá po skončení samitu NATO v Ankare”.
Published video “Prijatie slovenských hasičov a záchranárov po návrate z Venezuely”.
Awarded Order pro Merito Melitensi (2026).
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Awarded Grand Collar of the Order of Prince Henry (2025).
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Awarded Andrej Hlinka Order Class I presented by Ivan Fiačan in Reduta (2024).
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Awarded Milan Rastislav Štefánik Cross, First Class presented by Ivan Fiačan in Reduta (2024).
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Awarded Cross of Pribina class I presented by Ivan Fiačan in Reduta (2024).
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Awarded Ľudovít Štúr Order 1st class presented by Ivan Fiačan in Reduta (2024).
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Career landmark: President of Slovakia (2024).
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In a 2020 interview with tabloid magazine Plus 7 dní, Pellegrini was asked whether he was gay, which he denied.
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As medical supplies began to dwindle, nations began competing for supplies outside their jurisdictions, either paying companies to reroute or seizing equipment intended for other countries
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Career landmark: Minister of Finance of the Slovak Republic (2019–2019).
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Described himself as a non-practising Catholic
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Career landmark: Minister of Health of the Slovak Republic (2019–2020).
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Career landmark: Prime Minister of Slovakia (2018–2020).
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Career landmark: Minister of Interior of the Slovak Republic (2018–2018).
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Under Prime Minister Robert Fico, Pellegrini was sworn in as head of government after his predecessor resigned on 15 March 2018 in the wake of the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak
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Career landmark: Deputy Prime Minister for the Recovery and Resilience Plan (2016–2018).
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Was appointed Digital Champion of Slovakia, a European Union appointed position to promote the benefits of an inclusive digital society
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Career landmark: Speaker of the National Council of the Slovak Republic (2014–2016).
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Career landmark: Representative of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (2009–2012).
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At the age of 26 when he ran for the first time in the parliamentary elections for the party Direction – Social Democracy from 41st place and received 1,223 votes, which was not enough for him to become a deputy National
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Born 1975-10-06.
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His great-grandfather Leopoldo Pellegrini (1856–1942) of Salter (a Frazione of Romeno in the Trentino Region), which at the time was also part of the Austria-Hungarian Empire, came to Slovakia to participate in the construction of the railway between Levice and Zvolen.
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