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PM Orbán: Turkic countries play a key role in Hungary’s energy supply
"If this pipeline system didn’t exist today, Hungary wouldn’t have gas and it wouldn’t have energy," PM Orbán said.
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FM: Hungary is prepared for extensive strategic cooperation with the Turkic states
"We are ready for this in all areas," the foreign minister said at an informal meeting of foreign ministers of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) in Budapest on Wednesday.
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Speech by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at an informal summit of the Organization of Turkic States
21 May 2025, Budapest
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FM: Cooperation with the Turkic states enables Hungary to guarantee secure energy supplies
Minister Szijjártó said the crises of recent years had clearly proved that without cooperation with the Turkic states, Hungary would not have a secure energy supply.
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FM: Hungary sees the Turkic Council as a “forum of peace"
All members stand for a diplomatic solution to the war in Ukraine, in opposition to the “rhetoric of escalation” prevalent in international politics.
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PM Orbán to attend Turkic States summit
The prime minister is heading a delegation of government members, including Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, Economic Development Minister Márton Nagy and the PM’s political director Balázs Orbán.
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Hungary initiates summit of Turkic Council and V4 leaders in Budapest
PM Orbán said Hungary is initiating a high-level summit of the leaders of the Turkic Council and the Visegrad Group (V4) in Budapest in the first half of 2022.
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PM Orbán attends events in Ankara and Istanbul
PM Orbán is scheduled to attend the 5th meeting of the Turkish high-level strategic cooperation council and hold talks in Istanbul at the Turkic Council summit.
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PM Orbán meets foreign ministers of Turkic Council member states in Budapest
Building on a shared Hungarian-Turkic cultural and historical heritage, cooperation between Hungary and the Council’s countries will benefit.