Government officials pledge continued support for mother-tongue education
State Secretary Árpád János Potápi attended a year-opening event of Hungarian schools in Slovakia in Držkovce (Deresk), in southern Slovakia.
State Secretary Árpád János Potápi attended a year-opening event of Hungarian schools in Slovakia in Držkovce (Deresk), in southern Slovakia.
456,129 Hungarians with no permanent residency in Hungary registered to vote, 78,000 more than for the election four years ago.
Árpád János Potápi said the whole Hungarian nation, not only the motherland, “must keep moving forward, not backwards.”
The Alliance would allow for the political diversity of Hungarians in Slovakia while ensuring united action.
The Hungarian government is committed to providing assistance to ethnic kin in preserving their Hungarian identity.
The center includes an interactive exhibition which presents the history of the Szekler border guards from the medieval Arpad Dynasty to the second world war.
János Árpád Potápi marked Hungary’s Day of National Cohesion in Éberhard, in Slovakia, on Sunday.
The church in Sfântu Gheorghe (Sepsiszentgyörgy) was renovated using Hungarian state funding.
Árpád János Potápi encouraged members of the local Hungarian community to participate in the census and put in “Hungarian” as an answer to the question concerning their ethnicity and mother tongue.