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FM: Hungarian government rejects political pressure on where it buys its energy
The foreign minister said the government’s energy policy would always be determined by national interests.
Hungary-Japan Relations
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FM: Hungary and Japan seal agreement on nuclear industrial cooperation
Minister Szijjártó said the purpose of the deal is to ensure both countries continue to enjoy “cheap, safe and environmentally friendly” energy production.
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FM: World Aquatics Congress approves moving HQ to Budapest
Minister Szijjártó welcomed the decision, adding that Budapest already provided a home to two international sports associations and ten international organisations.
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Japanese government helping those in Hungary affected by war in Ukraine
The Japanese government is providing 926,583 US dollars to IOM Hungary for its provision of humanitarian aid such as accommodation, food, child care and basic services for vulnerable people who...
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Nagy: Hungary to increase agrarian sector relations with Japan
Minister Nagy said there were opportunities for cooperation in numerous areas, including the exchange of technological know-how and foreign trading.
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Gulyás hails Japan’s openness to invest in Hungary
Japan invested more than four billion dollars in Hungary in 2020.
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PM Orbán congratulates Yoshihide Suga on his election as head of the Japanese government
In his letter, PM Orbán praised Hungarian-Japanese strategic cooperation and invited Suga to visit Budapest.
Speeches and Remarks
Press statement by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán after his talks with Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe
6 December 2019, Tokyo (東京)
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FM: Bilateral ties between Hungary and Japan are the best they have ever been
The foreign minister said Hungary and Japan’s friendship and alliance is based on mutual trust and respect, as evidenced by the confidence Japanese companies and people have had in Hungary over the years.
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FM: Hungarian-Japanese diplomatic ties are thriving
Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said relations with the world’s third largest economy in the areas of trade, politics, culture and education are better than ever.
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Hungary and Japan celebrate 150th anniversary of diplomatic ties this year
To mark the anniversary, Princess Kako will visit Hungary in September. President János Áder and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán are also scheduled to pay visits to Japan this year.
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Hungary strengthens ties with Japan
During an official visit to Japan, Human Resources Minister Miklós Kásler has signed cooperation agreements in education, medical research, and sports