On February 15, 1991, a session of supreme representatives of the Czechoslovak Federative Republic (ČSFR), Hungary and Poland took place in Budapest. The delegations of the participating states, represented by their presidents, prime ministers and ministers of foreign affairs participated in a plenary session in the Hungarian Parliament. The ČSFR was represented by Václav Havel, Marian Čalfa and Jiří Dienstbier. At midday of February 15, the documents were festively signed at Visegrad Castle.

	Picture of the discussions. On the left - the Czechoslovak delegation, on the right - the Polish delegation.
	After signing of the documents, the heads of the delegations laid wreaths to the commemorative plate reminiscent the previous trilateral session which took place 656 years ago.
	Signing of the Declaration. From the left Marián Čalfa, Václav Havel, József Antall, Árpád Göncz, Jan Krzyzstof Bielecki and Lech Walesa.
	Final toast at Visegrad Castle after the Festive Declaration was signed. From the left: the ČSFR President Václav Havel, Hungarian President Árpád Göncz, Czechoslovak Premier Marián Čalfa, Hungarian Premier Jozsef Antall and Polish Premier Lech Walesa.

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