EC raises projection for Hungary's GDP growth to 7.4%
The European Commission has raised its projection for GDP growth in Hungary this year from 6.3 to 7.4 percent.
The European Commission has raised its projection for GDP growth in Hungary this year from 6.3 to 7.4 percent.
PM Orbán argued in the letter that by now Hungary’s border protection measures had become “exemplary” in Europe.
The minister said the European Commission should also drop the infringement procedure launched over Hungary’s paedophilia law, and “stop blackmailing” the country.
“We fully support Poland and take solidarity with our Polish friends,” Minister Varga said.
Minister Varga said conflicts between the European Parliament and the European Commission make the EU’s future hopeless.
Hungary’s new law is about the protection and education of children, the Justice Ministry said, adding that no foreign institution is allowed to tell Hungarians how to raise their kids.
The EC said Hungary’s economy was expected to expand by 5.5 percent in 2022.
Fidesz called on the EC to immediately withdraw the “obviously biased” liaison and publicly guarantee a fair procedure.
The Minister heading the Prime Minister’s Office said it is fake news that the European Commission expects Hungary to amend its public procurement law.
Kinga Gál said in a statement that the EC “did not take the initiative seriously, even though it is risking its own credibility and the trust of citizens.”
Während die Vereinigten Staaten bereits mehr als 10 Millionen, und Großbritannien weit über 3 Millionen Bürger geimpft haben, sagen einige Kritiker, dass die EU-Mitgliedsstaaten diesen Ländern nachhinken, was die Verabreichung der lebensrettenden Impfung betrifft. Also, was passiert hier wirklich? Hat die EU genug Impfstoffe reserviert? Oder sind sie zu spät zur Party gekommen? Warum scheint die Versorgung so unzuverlässig zu sein? Dies sind nur einige der schwierigen Fragen für Brüssel.
The foreign minister has revealed that Hungary’s coronavirus-related restrictions cannot be lifted due to the European Commission’s “appallingly slow vaccine purchase procedures".
The German politician had publicly declared that he did not want to win the office with Hungarian votes.