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FM: Hungary is committed to supporting Bosnia-Herzegovina's EU accession
Hungary's policies regarding neighboring states are rooted in constant dialogue and mutual respect, Minister Szijjártó said.
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Hungary sends aid to Bosnia-Herzegovina following floods
The Hungarian Disaster Management Authority (OKF) has sent 10 tents, 10 water pumps and 500 blankets to the town of Konjic.
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Hungary backs Bosnia and Herzegovina's EU integration
The foreign minister said that in Hungary’s view, “the European Union these days needs the integration of the Western Balkan countries more than they need EU membership”.
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Defense Minister: International attention must be maintained in Western Balkans to preserve stability
Minister Szalay-Bobrovniczky said Hungary had a vested interest in the political and economic stability of south-eastern Europe because it contributes to the security of Hungary and Europe.
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President Novák pays official visit to Sarajevo
The European integration of the Western Balkans, the EUFOR Althea mission, demographic issues, and economic and cultural relations were topics on the agenda of talks.
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Hungary signs foreign policy cooperation action plan with Bosnia and Herzegovina
Minister Szijjártó said Europe could gain “new momentum, new energies and ambition” through integrating the Western Balkans.
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FM: Hungary supports Bosnia and Herzegovina’s EU accession
Both countries see energy security as a priority, and the TurkStream gas pipeline is key for both of them, Minister Szijjártó said.
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Foreign Minister calls for EU enlargement to be speeded up
The foreign minister said the integration of Western Balkan countries would strengthen the bloc and help in the handling of current issues.
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Foreign Minister rejects US State Department’s report on Bosnia-Herzegovina
Minister Szijjártó said that though Konaković was not in need of his support, he still wanted to voice his objection to the report.