“The security of Brussels does not start in its suburbs but at the Hungarian-Serbian border, and in a wider sense, at the Egyptian maritime and land borders," the prime minister...
El-Sisi said PM Orbán had an understanding of the issues that affect the region of Egypt and knew how to handle them.
The EU has a vested interest in Egypt being able to protect its borders and maintain stability in order to prevent waves of migrants from reaching its territory.
The prime minister said that migration was much worse now than in 2015, and the EU could not cope without external partners such as Egypt, “one of the most obvious...
Following multilateral talks between the leaders of the Visegrád Group and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Budapest, Prime Minister Orbán said that the current migration situation is “much worse” compared to the 2015 migration crisis.
Hungary’s parliamentary speaker said Egypt plays an indisputable role in stabilization, handling the wave of migrants from Africa and reducing the pressure on Europe
3 July 2017, Budapest
4th July 2017, Budapest
3 July 2017, Budapest
Budapest, Hungary 4 July 2017
The prime minister welcomed Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi in Budapest on Monday, where the pair discussed Hungarian-Egyptian relations, and building bilateral and economic partnerships