Prime Minister Viktor Orbán highlighted Serbia’s central role in ensuring Hungary’s energy stability, emphasizing that recent geopolitical shifts have made Hungary increasingly reliant on Serbia for essential energy supplies.
President Katalin Novák, Aleksandar Vučić and Rumen Radev said they saw families as “the foundation of our society, the source of our values, and the strength of our nations”.
The prime minister said that Hungary was paying close attention to the situation in Kosovo, and “sees the harm suffered by Serbs.”
The prime minister had talks with the Serbian president in Belgrade on Saturday, along with Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky, the defense minister, and László Palkovics, the chief executive of N7 Nemzeti Védelmi...
Budapest, 8th July 2020
The innovative "Europe Uncensored" live video conference includes three regional leaders which aims to give a wider audience access to their unfiltered thoughts.
The conference Europe without Censorship will be streamed on PM Orbán’s Facebook page next Wednesday.
PM Orbán said in a letter that Serbia, together with countries in the central European region, is “ready to be among the winners of the next decade”.
15 May 2020, Belgrade (Београд)
“Hungary is still not in a position to permit entrance to anyone coming from Italy, including those Serbian citizens who want to return to Serbia,” said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a video on his Facebook page.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has apologized to ethnic Hungarians for the “irresponsible” statements made by opposition party Movement of Free Citizens
PM Orbán expressed the hope that the successful Serbian-Hungarian strategic relations witnessed in recent years will continue to develop under Vučić's leadership