On 28 April 2021, the three highest government officials signed a letter accompanying the Recovery and Resilience Plan at the Bratislava Castle.

The letter was addressed to Ursula von der Leyen, the Chair of the European Commission. According to President Čaputová, the plan far exceeds the horizon of the current government. "I consider this Plan to be the means for the restart of the economy after the corona crisis, as well as an opportunity for the overall modernization of the country. I am particularly pleased that it stipulated the need to combat climate change and stressed the importance of decreasing the energy intensity of our buildings and the carbon footprint of our industry. The global economy was on an unsustainable trajectory for many years and thanks to the Recovery Plan we can show that states can be both economically wealthy and ecologically sustainable.”

According to the president, the comprehensive nature of the Recovery Plan distinguishes it from previous plans which have been implemented thanks to European Union resources. However, she added that in order to turn the elaborated and approved national plan into reality it will be necessary to exceed the limits and restrictions of our existing approaches. "Even the best project cannot become a reality without expert and motivated organisations, and skilful and responsible people. Sober voices from expert circles have noted that we are better at preparing strategies, concepts and action plans than in implementing them."

The president added that the Slovak Republic needs renovation, resilience and modernization in order to face future crises, and concluded by saying that every single person who can and wants to contribute is welcome, because no one should be prevented from working for Slovakia.