Minister Szijjártó said Hungary had an interest in diversifying its natural gas resources and was prepared to begin talks on importing gas from Romania once extraction was under way in the...
Romanian Minister of Sports Károly Eduárd Novák said he had always considered Hungary a partner and believed Romania could learn a lot from its north-western neighbor.
The Hungarian government will continue to support sports infrastructure projects in Transylvania, including Szekler Land.
The prime minister said that despite the challenges of the past two years, Hungary and Romania had managed to sustain the momentum of their cooperation.
President Klaus Iohannis called the Hungarian government’s aid a “true European gesture of solidarity”.
The foreign minister said he had sent a letter to Romanian counterpart Bogdan Aurescu offering his condolences as well as Hungary’s help.
The mixed committee’s relaunch provides an opportunity to discuss and solve “problems that were earlier thought insurmountable”.
The foreign minister said the economic, trade, energy and transport links between Hungary and Romania clearly made each other’s development a mutual interest.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has sent a letter of congratulation to Romania’s newly elected prime minister, Florin Cîţu, and assured him of Hungary’s support.
Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, joined his Romanian counterpart over the weekend to inaugurate the second motorway border crossing between the two countries.
The foreign minister expressed Hungary’s continued commitment to developing bilateral relations which serve the interests of ethnic Hungarians in Transylvania and Szeklerland, too.
Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said “positive gestures” towards the ethnic Hungarian community in Transylvania would strengthen inter-state ties, and consequently the countries’ roles in the region.
The Foreign Minister has said a statement released by his Romanian counterpart on their recent talks regarding unresolved bilateral issues will make it more difficult to improve ties.