PM Orbán: 2024 is the year when elections must be won
The prime minister said the elections coincided with great changes in world politics and geopolitical trends.
The prime minister said the elections coincided with great changes in world politics and geopolitical trends.
The prime minister said a sovereigntist world is organized without ideologies, along with mutual interests.
Discussions included the possible role of Georgia in the development of an energy corridor linking the Caucasus region with Europe.
At CPAC Hungary, PM Orbán urged for a “sovereigntist” world order, critiquing the failures of liberal leaders and outlining a vision for a world driven by national interests.
April 25, 2024, Budapest
“I am convinced that when someone chooses a vocational profession they make the right bet,” the prime minister said.
The prime minister helped to collect supporting signatures for Alexandra Szentkirályi, the ruling parties’ candidate for mayor of Budapest.
At the 17th Szakma Sztár Festival in Budapest, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán celebrated the pivotal role of vocational training in Hungary's future, emphasizing its importance in the global economic landscape and its resilience against modern challenges.
24 April 2024, Budapest
The prime minister said farm prices had imploded due to “flawed decisions in Brussels”, and the remedy was to elect new EU leaders.
The prime minister said the left wanted “a puppet pro-war government controlled by Brussels and Washington” instead of a pro-peace government.
“We’re the ones who got the Hungarian economy back on its feet after … the left bankrupted it,” PM Orbán said.
“Brussels has a pro-war majority now, there is an atmosphere of war in Europe and politics are ruled by a war logic,” PM Orbán said.