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Press statement by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán following his meeting with Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze
29 October 2024, Tbilisi (თბილისი)
Hungary-Georgia relations
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Nagy: Georgia is Hungary's 74th largest trade partner
Cooperation between Hungary and Georgia has steadily developed in recent years, including in the energy, pharmaceutical and food industry sectors.
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FM: Democracy is about the 'will of the people' and not appointed from Brussels
Minister Szijjártó said on Facebook that "dozens of European Union countries simply don't understand that democracy is about the will of the people" and not "appointed from Brussels".
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Foreign Minister congratulates Georgian Dream party on election win
Hungary's government is prepared to develop cooperation with Georgia based on mutual respect and support the European integration process, Minister Szijjártó said in a post on Facebook.
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PM Orbán to pay an official visit to Georgia
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has been invited by Irakli Kobakhidze, Georgia's prime minister.
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FM: Hungary will provide Georgia with support to protect its sovereignty
The foreign minister said the Hungarian government will continue to promote Georgia’s EU integration “with all its might” and will do everything to forward the process during Hungary’s current EU presidency.
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PM Orbán holds talks with prime minister of Georgia
Discussions included the possible role of Georgia in the development of an energy corridor linking the Caucasus region with Europe.
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FM: Speeding up Georgia's EU accession is goal of Hungary's presidency
The foreign minister said Georgia is an important partner when it comes to overcoming the challenges faced by Europe.
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PM Orbán: Hungary strongly supports Georgia's EU membership
Connecting the EU with the Caucasian region is in the interest of Europe, and “linking up with Georgia is the easiest way in that,” PM Orbán said.
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FM: EU must grant candidate status to Georgia ASAP
Minister Szijjártó said Georgia was in no worse condition than either Ukraine or Moldova, which was why it also deserved candidate status for membership.
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PM Orbán holds talks with Georgian Prime Minister in Tbilisi
The two countries shared the same principles that included nurturing and representing traditional national and Christian values which strengthened their political ties.
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Press statement by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán after a joint working meeting between the governments of Hungary and Georgia
12 October 2023. Telavi (თელავი)
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PM Orbán embarks on three-day official visit to Georgia
PM Orbán’s visit will include a joint Hungarian-Georgian cabinet meeting today and tomorrow.