Foreign Minister discusses gas cooperation with Bulgarian president
Minister Szijjártó said the Bulgarian president had assured him of his country’s readiness to cooperate.
Minister Szijjártó said the Bulgarian president had assured him of his country’s readiness to cooperate.
The foreign minister said energy connectedness was a regional interest also supported by the European Union.
The president said the war has been going on for almost a year, and the path towards peace was not yet in sight.
The foreign minister said Hungary received 4.8 billion cubic meters of gas through Bulgaria last year.
The foreign minister said that Hungary-Bulgaria economic ties are strengthening as top Hungarian companies boost their investments in Bulgaria.
The foreign minister said Hungary’s Bulgarian minority has parliamentary representation, and their government funding has grown four-fold over the past decade.
“We will never allow them [Brussels] to force us to change this approach [family support as opposed to migration],” Minister Szijjártó said