Hungary would do everything it could during its presidency of the Council of the European Union next year to revamp the customs union between the EU and Turkey as well...
Minister Szijjártó said the purpose of the deal is to ensure both countries continue to enjoy “cheap, safe and environmentally friendly” energy production.
János Lázár said it was in Hungary’s strategic interest to rebuild the three main border crossing points at Hercegszánto, Kelebia and Röszke.
The foreign minister said all member states of the Organization of Turkic States now have diplomatic representation in Hungary.
László Kövér visited Iceland at the invitation of Birgir Armannsson, his Icelandic counterpart.
The house speaker met with Urška Klakočar Zupančič, his Slovenian counterpart, to discuss bilateral issues with special regard to ethnic Slovenes in Hungary and Slovenia Hungarians.
Minister Szijjártó noted Hungarian oil and gas company MOL’s significant investments in Azerbaijan as well as drugmaker Richter’s increased presence on the Azeri market.
The president was received by the King of Bahrain, Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa, and both leaders were in agreement on the necessity of securing the swiftest possible peace in Ukraine.
The president said a strategic agreement was signed to enable effective action against terrorism, while others aim to strengthen ties in several areas, including tourism, agriculture, water management and education.
The foreign minister said Egypt is ordering another 50 railway carriages from Hungary on top of the 1,300 ordered so far.
Defense Minister Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky said Hungary and Austria are “good neighbors” and are in agreement about not sending weapons to Ukraine.
The president said “excellent bilateral relations” with strategic partners are even more valuable during the economic and energy crisis caused by the Ukraine-Russia war.
The prime minister said the two countries have decided to strengthen cooperation because the international environment “is more dangerous than ever”.