FM: EC's plan to scrap Russian energy imports is an attack on affordable Hungarian utility bills
Minister Szijjártó said Hungary was being forced to pay the price of the Commission's support for Ukraine.
Minister Szijjártó said Hungary was being forced to pay the price of the Commission's support for Ukraine.
Minister Szijjártó said that after the "complete failure" of its sanctions on Russia, the EC was "making another serious mistake by banning energy imports from Russia".
Minister Szijjártó referred to Volodymyr Zelensky's recent statement that a majority of Hungarians were likely to support his country's EU bid.
The number of Hungarians visiting Switzerland grew by 80 percent last year, while the number of Swiss tourists in Hungary was up by one fifth.
"Because the situation is that Ukraine is the one that wants to join an integration that we are a member of, rather than the other way round," the foreign minister said on Facebook.
"The impact of investment agreements signed in recent years will be apparent in GDP data in the coming quarters, I can assure everybody of that," the foreign minister said.
Minister Szijjártó said a Hungarian company had won a contract to supply Angola with biometric passports, and exports of Hungarian seeds to the country had started.
Minister Szijjártó confirmed that Budapest has hosted an American-Russian science and research consultation.
"Hungary does not wish to be part of the ICC's politically motivated actions in future," the foreign minister said.
"Hungary is concerned about the global spread of terrorism, so we support every initiative and effort that aims to curb it," Minister Szijjártó said.
Minister Szijjártó said Hungary and Slovakia both have a vested interest in ensuring that Europe’s longest border connects rather than divides the two countries.
The foreign minister welcomed that the two countries have doubled the turnover of bilateral trade since 2010.
The foreign minister said Hungarians who encounter trouble are advised to contact the 24-hour consular service.