PM Orbán: Violence must stop! We must go to vote for peace on June 9!
“From now on, we must be fighting alone, at double strength. The European election has greater significance than ever before,” PM Orbán said.
“From now on, we must be fighting alone, at double strength. The European election has greater significance than ever before,” PM Orbán said.
The prime minister said that existing political tensions in the Balkans should not be overlooked even in the shadow of the Russia-Ukraine war.
The prime minister said the government’s industrial policies would ensure that the industry was supplied with sufficient energy and a well-trained labor force.
Addressing voters in Tiszaújváros, PM Orbán marked the upcoming elections as crucial for choosing peace over escalating war tensions in Europe.
14 May 2024, Tiszaújváros
Xi said China highly valued Hungary’s “firm commitment to the One China policy”, and he pledged to provide China’s steady support for Hungary’s economic development.
The prime minister said that Europe today was “on the side of war” with the sole exception of Hungary.
PM Orbán, President Sulyok and their wives greeted Xi and Peng Liyuan ahead of a military ceremony on the second day of their official visit to Hungary.
The two leaders expressed their intent to develop bilateral links between Hungary and North Macedonia to the highest level.
During a joint press conference with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Budapest, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán celebrated the strengthening diplomatic ties between Hungary and China.
9 May 2024, Budapest
The pair reviewed every important component of Hungarian-Ukrainian relations.
The prime minister said Europe may be "drifting into war", declaring that the outcome of the upcoming EP elections would hinge on "the number of votes for pro-war forces as opposed to the number for the pro-peace camp".