Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and his Ukrainian counterpart Mykola Azarov met here on Thursday to discuss preparations for Euro 2012, economic cooperation as well as border and consular issues. The two prime ministers approved a report on Euro 2012 preparations and attended the signing of a 'road map' of Polish- Ukrainian projects for Euro 2012. Poland and Ukraine can declare with full responsibility that Euro 2012 will be held in Poland and Ukraine as it was planned earlier, Tusk told reporters after the meeting. 'We hope that UEFA final decisions will be adequate to the efforts made by the two countries and that European soccer championships will take place in four Polish cities and and four Ukrainian ones,' Tusk was quoted as saying by the PAP news agency. The Euro 2012 event will be hosted by Poland and Ukraine. The Polish part of the event will take place in Warsaw, Gdansk, Wroclaw and Poznan. 