Tibor Navracsics pointed out that the commission had praised the Hungarian recovery plan as being “one of the best” and had given it the highest marks with the exception of...
Didier Reynders, the European Commissioner for Justice, said the EC would support the adoption of Hungary’s plan if the country fulfils a set of conditions connected with the rule of...
The justice minister said Hungary has fulfilled all deadlines and content requirements of the European Commission.
Under the current plan, the oil price cap would not apply either to pipeline deliveries or deliveries by sea if they became necessary due to unviable pipeline delivery.
The agreements are necessary for the country to access cohesion and recovery funding from the EU.
Hungary is ready to aid Ukraine but will not support further loans taken out jointly by European Union member states.
Hungary will spend at least 2 billion euros of the funds on green programs and environmental and climate objectives, while 186 million euros will be used to support farmers.
A recent legislative amendment making it possible to raise corruption cases in court is in line with Hungary’s constitution.
Minister Szijjártó told a press conference after the European Union energy affairs ministers’ meeting that the measures introduced by Brussels had only deepened the energy crisis.
The prime minister accused his government’s political opponents of weaponizing the EU institutions.
Gergely Gulyás said there were no significant professional disputes between the two sides and the European Commission was trying to achieve an agreement that it could politically represent in other European forums.
The European Commission has raised its projection for GDP growth in Hungary this year from 6.3 to 7.4 percent.