MODERN PARADIGM OF NATIONAL INTERESTS PROMOTING IN FOREIGN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY OF SLOVAKIA

The aggravation of competition processes in international economic relations leads to the fact that individual business entities do not have opportunity effectively represent themselves abroad. In such circumstances, importance state support and promotion national interests abroad significantly increases. purpose article is explore analyse practice diplomacy Slovakia from point view an impartial researcher, aimed at improving system for promoting To achieve this goal, research focused on following tasks: consider main trends formation development Slovakia, perform a brief analysis foreign activity highlighting its positive negative aspects; summarize strengths Slovak order recommend them use other countries, particular Ukraine. Methodology. process preparation article, methods scientific abstraction, observation, synthesis, generalization, as well statistical were used determine effectiveness influence it. information analytical base study includes regulatory framework European Union Republic, materials reports organizations dealing with considerate issues (UNCTAD, WTO, World Bank), data authorities, results by modern scientists different countries. show Republic within EU membership important tool success country’s policy, ensuring export expansion markets intensive investment cooperation investors. Particularly remarkable current staffing institutions which based qualified training diplomats full-fledged university programmes. prospect professional structures personnel, professional, structural financial Ministry economy becomes requirement. practical implications find out mechanisms their potential consequences states (in particular, Ukraine) introduction effective Value/originality. practices Slovakia’s deserve attention relevant Ukraine regarding unification standards appropriate protecting interests, including context implementation Ukraine–European Association Agreement. addition, has significant further consideration subsequent publications.