"While the CJEU sees gender propaganda as a fundamental value of the EU, the Hungarian government sees the protection of families as a core value," Balázs Hankó said.
Balázs Hankó said the government is committed to running a talent management system that supports and improves Hungarian talent around the world.
Minister Hankó said those who were fighting for their nation and justice would never waver, adding that "this is how we patriots are."
Balázs Hankó said Hungary’s family policy has even set an example on the international stage.
Hungary’s successful higher education reforms are being recognised on the international stage.
"As a result of Brussels' ill-fated sanctions policies, Brusselites took 2.5 million forints (EUR 6,250) out of Hungarian families' pockets in recent years," Balázs Hankó said.
Minister Hankó said that from love comes family, from family children, and from children a future.
Balázs Hankó said 3,042 students participated in the Pannonia Scholarship Program in the first semester.
Minister Hankó said the scheme was designed to resolve issues around the Erasmus European higher education program.
Minister Hankó said "families are being persecuted in Brussels, and Europe's Christian values are being trampled underfoot".
Hungary’s partnership with the Western Balkans in higher education, research, and culture has entered a new phase of intensified collaboration, according to Minister of Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó.
Applications to higher education were at a record high in the past decade and courses are becoming increasingly diverse, with 17 new MA courses launched this year alone.
Balázs Hankó discussed ways to improve and tighten cooperation between the Hungarian government and institutions in Szekler Land and Transylvania.