PM Orbán: Central Asia is among world's fastest-developing regions
The prime minister called Kazakhstan "a strategic partner" in terms of Hungary and Europe's energy security.
The prime minister called Kazakhstan "a strategic partner" in terms of Hungary and Europe's energy security.
President Sulyok said cooperation had benefitted both countries in recent years, noting that this year the two countries were marking ten years of their strategic partnership.
The prime minister and Tokayev attended the Hungary-Germany football match on Tuesday evening and will hold talks today.
20 November 2024, Budapest
Mihály Varga said Hungary and Kazakhstan aim to increase bilateral trade turnover to an annual 1 billion US dollars.
The prime minister called Hungary’s energy supply a key issue, adding that it was important that crude oil can now also be delivered from Kazakhstan, and not only from Russia.
2 November 2023, Astana (Астана)
László Kövér expressed the Hungarian parliament’s sympathy with the victims’ families and wished a speedy recovery to those injured in the blast.
Minister Varga said Kazakhstan “is an important strategic partner” in Central Asia and a key player in the development of Hungary’s eastern relations.
Hungary supports the diversification of European energy supply and has made headway in this direction by increasing oil imports from Kazakhstan, which now cover 16% of its total consumption.
The agreements were signed within the framework of a business forum in Nur-Sultan organized by the Kazakh Chamber of Foreign Trade and the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The foreign minister said cooperation between Hungary and Kazakhstan is a good example of the success of Hungary’s eastern opening policy.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán made a stopover in Nur-Sultan, the capital of Kazakhstan on his way to the second Belt and Road Forum in China