Government extends state of emergency in connection with Ukraine war until November 19
The government first declared a state of emergency in connection with the war in neighboring Ukraine in May 2022.
The government first declared a state of emergency in connection with the war in neighboring Ukraine in May 2022.
Hungary is the first non-neighboring country that Turkey will export gas to.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán shared profound insights on various critical issues, ranging from international alliances to migration, and from Hungary's view on the Ukraine-Russia conflict to his views on European...
The forum, to be held between March 1-3, will be attended by heads of state and government, as well as government members, diplomats, business leaders, scientists, and the media.
The foreign minister praised Turkey for “doing everything possible to keep migration under control”.
The year-long cultural season marking the centenary of the establishment of diplomatic ties will feature the finest of Turkish culture in Hungary.
The prime minister said Turkish investments in Hungary are growing in both number and value.
Hungary would do everything it could during its presidency of the Council of the European Union next year to revamp the customs union between the EU and Turkey as well as support Turkey on the issue of visa liberalisation.
In 2022, Turkey was Hungary’s 21st largest trading partner and trade turnover amounted to 3.5 billion US dollars.
Minister Szijjártó said the EU faced “a serious energy crisis”, and, in contrast, Hungary’s supply was stable as it purchased energy “from reliable partners”.
18 December 2023, Budapest
The foreign minister said Turkey remains an important factor in Hungary’s energy security, and there are hopes of finalising an agreement on gas purchases with the largest Turkish energy company before year-end.
Minister Szalay-Bobrovniczky said Turkey was “an extremely important player” in regional security policy, and “its counsel is indispensable regarding the conflicts threatening our security”.