To All Concerned, We wish to inform you that, following the Prime Minister’s recent request for the dissolution of Parliament, elections are scheduled to take place on November 30. The President has confirmed this date, and preparations for absentee voting are now underway. Absentee Voting Commencement: Absentee voting will be available from November 7. Given the timeline, we encourage all eligible voters to prepare accordingly to ensure their participation. Voting Procedures and Documentation: • The consulate will facilitate absentee voting, requiring voters to complete a Word of Honour declaration, which will be signed in person. • If necessary, an alternate representative can be designated to oversee the voting process with prior notification. Appointment Scheduling: Voting will be conducted by appointment. Specific hours or arrangements will be announced to accommodate all voters. For further information on voting procedures, please refer to the official guidelines on the consular web portal: Voting Instructions - https://www.government.is/library/contentfiles/Instructions%20to%20voting%20administrators.pdf. Voters are advised to select the letter representing their chosen political party on the ballot. For any inquiries or assistance, please contact the consulate or reach out to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at elections@utn.is. We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring a smooth and effective voting process. Kind regards, Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Iceland

These days I am in Iceland and that is why I also visited the Research Institute of the University of Iceland, where I spent a wonderful 9 years of my scientific life. I also did my PhD with Professor Snorri Sigurdsson. This is where my scientific career began with a strong and beautiful Icelandic handwriting. I am a happy person that my beginnings are connected with this place, with these people and Iceland. Here I sniffed Icelandic patriotism, optimism and the ability not to give up. That is why I am in Slovakia today and I am trying to build a successful Slovak biotechnology company, MultiplexDX International, which all Slovaks will be proud of.

To All Concerned, We wish to inform you that, following the Prime Minister’s recent request for the dissolution of Parliament, elections are scheduled to take place on November 30. The President has confirmed this date, and preparations for absentee voting are now underway. Absentee Voting Commencement: Absentee voting will be available from November 7. Given the timeline, we encourage all eligible voters to prepare accordingly to ensure their participation. Voting Procedures and Documentation: • The consulate will facilitate absentee voting, requiring voters to complete a Word of Honour declaration, which will be signed in person. • If necessary, an alternate representative can be designated to oversee the voting process with prior notification. Appointment Scheduling: Voting will be conducted by appointment. Specific hours or arrangements will be announced to accommodate all voters. For further information on voting procedures, please refer to the official guidelines on the consular web portal: Voting Instructions - https://www.government.is/library/contentfiles/Instructions%20to%20voting%20administrators.pdf. Voters are advised to select the letter representing their chosen political party on the ballot. For any inquiries or assistance, please contact the consulate or reach out to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at elections@utn.is. We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring a smooth and effective voting process. Kind regards, Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Iceland

At the invitation of the Minister of Health of Iceland himself, Willum Þór Þórsson, we met with Willum and his colleagues this week. The Minister visited MultiplexDX International in Bratislava 2 years ago during the official visit of the Icelandic President to Slovakia. Since then, Icelanders have been interested in our innovative test for breast cancer patients, Multiplex8+. We discussed the possibilities of cooperation and I firmly believe that soon our diagnosis will reach Icelandic cancer patients in some form. Iceland is very close to my heart, as I spent a beautiful 10 years there and Icelanders have grown close to my heart, so I will be very happy about it

To All Concerned, We wish to inform you that, following the Prime Minister’s recent request for the dissolution of Parliament, elections are scheduled to take place on November 30. The President has confirmed this date, and preparations for absentee voting are now underway. Absentee Voting Commencement: Absentee voting will be available from November 7. Given the timeline, we encourage all eligible voters to prepare accordingly to ensure their participation. Voting Procedures and Documentation: • The consulate will facilitate absentee voting, requiring voters to complete a Word of Honour declaration, which will be signed in person. • If necessary, an alternate representative can be designated to oversee the voting process with prior notification. Appointment Scheduling: Voting will be conducted by appointment. Specific hours or arrangements will be announced to accommodate all voters. For further information on voting procedures, please refer to the official guidelines on the consular web portal: Voting Instructions - https://www.government.is/library/contentfiles/Instructions%20to%20voting%20administrators.pdf. Voters are advised to select the letter representing their chosen political party on the ballot. For any inquiries or assistance, please contact the consulate or reach out to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at elections@utn.is. We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring a smooth and effective voting process. Kind regards, Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Iceland