FM: There must be peace as soon as possible
“It seems that despite the start of a new year, the warlike attitude isn’t changing and the same warlike atmosphere persists,” Péter Szijjártó told a press conference.
“It seems that despite the start of a new year, the warlike attitude isn’t changing and the same warlike atmosphere persists,” Péter Szijjártó told a press conference.
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Katalin Novák said that being the president of a neighborly country with Ukraine, peace and stability were crucially important for her.
The foreign minister said the decision on keeping the embassy open is being reviewed on a daily basis.
HEA said Hungarian and Ukrainian electricity regulatory authorities on Tuesday held talks on legal requirements to prepare cross-border trade.
"It is time for Ukrainian leaders to stop insulting Hungary and to take note of the will of the Hungarian people," the foreign minister said.
Péter Szijjártó trusted that “2022 will be a better year in terms of Hungary-Ukraine ties than this one was”.
OGTSU signed the cooperation agreement that will allow Ukraine to import up to a daily 8 million cubic meters of gas from Hungary.
Minister Benkő discussed regional security and military cooperation, among other issues, with Oleksii Reznikov, his Ukrainian counterpart, in Budapest.
As a neighboring country, Hungary has always had an interest in the security and development of Ukraine.
Hungary still “firmly expects” its north-eastern neighbor to respect the rights of its ethnic Hungarian community.
The foreign minister said Hungary’s gas supplies must be secured by its government and “it is nobody else’s business how we do that”.