Analysts have said that by 2030, Hungary will have the world’s fourth-largest production capacity for storage for green energy, behind China, the US and Germany.
The survey also found that more than 98% of respondents favored a ceasefire and peace in Ukraine over weapons deliveries.
The results of the national consultation clearly show that the Hungarian people have stood up for the sovereignty of our country and an overwhelming majority of them said no to...
Hungarians are being given the chance to express their opinion on several issues that fundamentally affect the country’s sovereignty.
“This goes to show that there’s an extremely powerful message being formulated that can’t even be ignored in Brussels,” Zoltán Kovács said.
So far, 1.014 million people have returned the national questionnaire on protecting Hungary’s sovereignty.
Although forms are still being delivered and the deadline for returning questionnaires expires in a month, “it is by now clear that many people are expressing their opinions”, and 280,000 questionnaires have been returned so far, Csaba Dömötör said.
János Bóka, the minister in charge of European Union affairs, said the Pact on Migration and Asylum would only further deepen the crisis in the system.
The government calls on the Hungarian people to stand together to protect the sovereignty of our country
The questionnaires will be mailed to every household by Christmas and can be returned by Jan 10.
In this morning’s interview on Kossuth Radio's "Good Morning, Hungary!," Prime Minister Viktor Orbán discussed several key issues, including migration, the national consultation, the situation in Ukraine, and the Hungarian economy.
The Hungarian government’s position is that “illegal migrants must not be allowed to enter Hungary”.
“Brussels wants Hungary to gradually phase out the utility price cuts, the freeze on interest rates and the windfall profit tax,” Alexandra Szentkirályi said.