The Hungarian-Turkish Cultural Year organized to mark the 100th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Hungary and Turkey offers an opportunity to strengthen cultural cooperation between the two countries.
László Kövér said Vojvodina Hungarians would be a link between Serbia and Hungary as well as Serbia and the EU.
László Kövér said he was certain that the budget would be approved before Christmas.
László Kövér cited milestones of Hungary’s history such as the settlement in the Carpathian Basin, and the foundation of the Christian state.
László Kövér said Hungary had inherited from King St. Stephen “a stable state that is capable of reinventing itself and which has provided a framework for our lives and protected our national existence for over a millennium”.
The working lunch on Tuesday focused on the priorities of Hungary’s EU presidency, economic and border protection cooperation, as well as stopping illegal migration.
László Kövér said he agreed with Roberta Metsola that parliamentarians needed to be strengthened in Europe.
The Hungarian model is “unique” in Europe, László Kövér said, as it allowed equal opportunities for right-wing sources to get their message to the voters in traditional media.
László Kövér said this year’s national day was about belonging together more than ever “because, in the shadow of war, we need to stand close and give encouragement to one another”.
Hungary considers Egypt a key strategic partner in the Middle Eastern and North African regions.
László Kövér said he was praying for Fico’s speedy recovery.
László Kövér underscored the importance of the contribution of moderate countries like Oman to the peaceful resolution of regional conflicts.
Speaker of the House László Kövér said “most Europeans are worse off than five years ago.”