Judit Varga said it is important to have responsible governments in place on both sides of the Hungarian-Serbian border to ensure that “our countries can progress in a secure way”.
15 March, Budapest
“Let there be peace, liberty and concord,” the prime minister wrote in a letter, quoting 19th century Hungarian writer Mór Jókai.
The prime minister said the right wing would preserve Hungary’s peace and security.
Gergely Gulyás said the creation of a free, independent Hungary was the aim of the 1848/49 revolution and the war of independence 174 years ago.
PM Orbán declared that voters who wanted peace and security would cast their ballots for the ruling Fidesz-led alliance in the April 3 general election.
It is in our interest to avoid getting dragged into this war, as we have nothing to gain and everything to lose, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in his March 15 address.
Zoltán Kovács announced that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will give an address marking Hungary’s national holiday in Kossuth Square in front of the Parliament building in the afternoon of March 15.
“March 15, 1848 is a common legacy and celebration of all Hungarians. Wherever we live in the world, we all remember the young heroes of the revolution and those who fought together under the banner of Hungarian freedom," the prime minister said.
Although Hungary so far has only identified individual coronavirus cases and there are no major centers of infection, the state commemoration of the 1848 revolution held in the garden of the National Museum would attract people from all over the country.
Only strong nations can withstand imperial pressure, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a letter to all Hungarians around the world on the country's national day
“Without the protection of our Christian culture, we are going to lose Europe, and Europe will no longer belong to the Europeans,” Prime Minister Orbán said earlier today. In his remarks honoring the 171st anniversary of Hungary’s 1848-49 revolution, the PM also talked about Hungarian national unity and a “Central European renaissance”.
The 12 points was a list of demands written by the leaders of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848.