FM: Hungary and China agree on need to multiply diplomatic efforts at establishing peace
“The UN must finally speak out and finally take on a role,” Minister Szijjártó said.
“The UN must finally speak out and finally take on a role,” Minister Szijjártó said.
President Xi’s visit to Hungary two months ago, the prime minister said, had been of “historic importance”, noting the signing of “weighty agreements”.
The foreign minister welcomed the Chinese leadership’s support for the further enhancement of cooperation.
Minister Szijjártó called CATL one of the most important players in the technological revolution of the global car industry.
8 July 2024, Beijing (北京)
Minister Szijjártó said that China was a valuable partner also because “it is one of the most decisive, vocal and committed champions of peace”.
The exhibition features the photos of Hungarian photographers from the Shanghai and Suzhou regions.
Zhejiang is one of the richest provinces in China, with a 6% growth rate last year.
Gladden Pappin, president of the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, recently underscored Hungary's strategic role in promoting European economic resilience and advocating against economic protectionism.
The last time a Chinese president visited Hungary was 20 years ago and the two countries celebrate the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations this year.
The foreign minister called Xi’s visit “historic’ as it was the first time for a Chinese president to visit Hungary in the past twenty years.
Xi said China highly valued Hungary’s “firm commitment to the One China policy”, and he pledged to provide China’s steady support for Hungary’s economic development.
The prime minister said that Europe today was “on the side of war” with the sole exception of Hungary.