“Right now, we are very far from coming to an agreement. There are two positions. We will continue negotiations sometime in the future,” PM Orbán said following the two-day European...
Following last Saturday’s Friends of Cohesion Summit in Portugal, Prime Minister Orbán had some choice words about past mistakes and the EU’s future economic performance.
The prime minister said European economic policy had been “ruined” in Brussels in recent years, the results of which will soon become apparent.
The justice minister recently highlighted how Hungary regards planned cuts to European Union cohesion funding as “unacceptable”.
The prime minister said the proposal under discussion across Europe contained faults that could be laid at the doorstep of the outgoing commission.
5 November 2019, Prague (Praha)
The outgoing European Commission proposal for the next European Union budget is unfair and we "want justice," said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán today in Prague.
Following his stop in Bratislava to attend the Friends of Cohesion summit, where he predicted “difficult negotiations concerning the next seven-year EU budget,” Prime Minister Orbán was in Prague to meet Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to talk economic cooperation, V4 and the upcoming EP elections.