Minister Szijjártó said the new US president also went against "woke ideology" and was fighting the "global dictatorship of the international liberal mainstream".
The prime minister reaffirmed at the meeting that Hungary recognizes Israel's right to self-defense.
President Sulyok said that, in the European Union, Hungary promoted "a cooperation-centered position".
The prime minister said that 63 such organizations "are asking Brussels for money, under the guise of various human rights projects".
Minister Nagy said the US decision to withdraw from the agreement on the global minimum tax could present problems for the EU.
Minister Szalay-Bobrovniczky said the contribution to political events by former army officials could divide the military, and he expressed disapproval of such activities.
Hungary and Serbia have faced similar challenges several times in the course of their history, PM Orbán said.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic was awarded the Grand Cross with Chain of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Hungary.
From May, a Hungarian senior officer will take over as the EUFOR Althea mission's chief of staff while from March 2026, a Hungarian will hold the position of deputy commander.
The foreign minister said Donald Trump and his pro-peace policies could ensure the best chance for an end to the war.
President Tamas Sulyok will decorate President Vucic with the Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of Hungary at the recommendation of PM Orbán.
"Peter Brussels betrays anybody. His family, his community and his homeland. We must protect ourselves against the Weber-servant Peter Brussels!".
"Currently there is a pro-peace US president and US administration, so there is a chance to end the war," Minister Szijjártó said.
Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said Hungary’s interest lies in a strong and stable Germany.
The prime minister said Hungary had been telling not just Germany but all of Europe since 2015 "not to lose their common sense in connection with migration".