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Poland, Ukraine ready for Euro 2012 - Tusk and Azarov

Fri, Mar 23 2012 11:35 CET

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Poland, Ukraine ready for Euro 2012 - Tusk and Azarov

Ukraine's prime minister Mykola Azarov and his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk attend a meeting regarding the upcoming EURO 2012 soccer championships at the prime minister's Chancellery in Warsaw .





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Poland and Ukraine have completed all of their work to host the Euro 2012 European Football Championship and both countries are finally ready to co-host the event, Polish prime minister Donald Tusk said at a joint press conference with his Ukrainian counterpart, Mykola Azarov in Warsaw on Thursday March 22.

Tusk and Azarov earlier attended the meeting of a Polish-Ukrainian committee on preparations for the tournament, which will be held in both countries from June 8 to July 1.

"The exceptional determination of the two countries, the Ukrainian and Polish governments, the sporting and business sectors, the financial effort - all that has led to this moment and we're ready to host Euro 2012," Tusk said.

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