Visegrád Group
Country comparison

Visegrád Group

Section Title: Country comparison
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Name	Poland	Czech Republic	Hungary	Slovakia

Official name	Republic of Poland (Rzeczpospolita Polska)	Czech Republic (Česká republika)	Hungary (Magyarország)	Slovak Republic (Slovenská republika)

Coat of Arms	-	-	-	-

Flag	Poland	Czech Republic	Hungary	Slovakia

Population	38,433,600	10,610,947	9,830,485	5,435,343

Area	312,696 km2 (120,733 sq mi)	78,866 km2 (30, 450 sq mi)	93,028 km2 (35,919 sq mi)	49,035 km2(18,933 sq mi)

Population Density	123/km2 (318.6/sq mi)	134/km2 (347.1/sq mi)	105.9/km2 (274.3/sq mi)	111/km2 (287.5/sq mi)

Government	Unitary Semi-presidential constitutional republic	Unitary parliamentary constitutional republic	Unitary parliamentary constitutional republic	Unitary parliamentary constitutional republic

Capital	Warsaw – 1,764,615 (3,100,844 Metro)	Prague – 1,294,513 (2,594,325) Metro	Budapest – 1,759,407 (2,524,697 Metro)	Bratislava – 429,564 (659,578 Metro)

Largest City

Official language	Polish (de facto and de jure)	Czech (de facto and de jure)	Hungarian (de facto and de jure)	Slovak (de facto and de jure)

First Leader	Duke Mieszko I (traditional first leader of unified state, 960–992)	Bořivoj I, Duke of Bohemia (first historically documented Duke of Bohemia, 867–889)	Grand Prince Árpád (traditional first leader of tribal principality, 895–907)King St. Stephen (of Christian kingdom, 997–1038)	Pribina (traditional ancestor, ?–861)

Current Head of Government	Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki (Law and Justice; 2017–present)	Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO 2011; 2017–present)	Prime Minister Viktor Orbán (Fidesz; 1998–2002, 2010–present)	Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini (Direction – Social Democracy; 2018–present)

Current Head of State	President Andrzej Duda (Law and Justice; 2015–present)	President Miloš Zeman (Czech Social Democratic Party; 2013–present)	President János Áder (Fidesz; 2012–present)	President Andrej Kiska (Independent; 2014–present)

Main religions	87.58% Roman Catholic, 7.10% Opting out of answer, 1.28% Other faiths, 2.41% Irreligious, 1.63% Not stated	44.7% undeclared, 34.5% irreligious, 10.5% Roman Catholic, 2% other Christians, 0.7% others	38.9% Catholicism (Roman, Greek), 13.8% Protestantism (Reformed, Evangelical), 0.2% Orthodox, 0.1% Jewish, 1.7% other, 16.7% Non-religious, 1.5% Atheism, 27.2% undeclared	62% Roman Catholic, 5.9% Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Slovakia, 3.8% Slovak Greek Catholic Church, 1.8% Reformed churches, 0.9% Czech and Slovak Orthodox Church, 0.3% Jehovah's Witnesses, 0.2% Evangelical Methodist, 10.6% not specified, 13.4% no religion

Ethnic groups	98% Poles, 2% other or undeclared	64% Czechs, 26% unspecified, 5% Moravians, 1.4% Slovaks, 0.4% Poles, 3.2% other	83.7% Hungarian, 3.1% Roma, 1.3% German, 14.7% not declared	80.7% Slovaks, 8.5% Hungarians, 2.0% Roma, 0.6% Czechs, 0.6% Rusyns, 0.1% Ukrainians, 0.1% Germans, 0.1% Poles, 0.1% Moravians, 7.2% unspecified

GDP (nominal)	$614.190 billion, $16,179 per capita	$237.997 billion, $22,468 per capita	$132.683 billion, $13,487 per capita	$111 billion, $20, 508 per capita

External debt (nominal)	$362.000 billion (2017 Q4) – 80 % of GDP	$4,322.4 billion (2017 Q4) – 84.3 % of GDP	$32.600 billion (2012 Q4) – 80 % of GDP	$118,137 billion – 110.8 % of GDP

GDP (PPP)	$1.193 trillion, $31,430 per capita	$368.659 billion, $36,784 per capita	$265.037 billion, $26,941 per capita	$191 billion, $35,095 per capita

Currency	Polish złoty (zł) – PLN	Czech koruna (Kč) – CZK	Hungarian forint (Ft) – HUF	Euro (€) – EUR

Human Development Index	0.855 (very high)	0.878 (very high)	0.828 (very high)	0.845 (very high)

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Hungary has the Visegrád Group's third largest economy (total GDP of USD $265.037 billion).

final_sentence: Hungary has the Visegrád Group's third largest economy (total GDP of USD $265.037 billion).