The prime minister said that "these days when two people, two men, sit down to talk either in Europe or America, they can certainly not avoid having a word about...
Minister Szijjártó also said that currently there was an opportunity for better than-ever political relations to develop between Hungary and the US.
Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and 4iG chief executive Gellert Jaszai were also present.
John McEntee, a prominent figure in the Trump administration, is set to participate in a panel discussion at this year’s MCC Fest in Esztergom.
Minister Szijjártó said that if the former president was re-elected, then there would be “a huge chance of bringing peace to the world, including Europe.
Máté Kocsis has called for using all means against any form of incitement of or reference to threats to life.
“We will be present at all locations of importance for Europe, look at every situation and present reports to Europe’s leaders,” the prime minister said.
The foreign minister said there was a mounting danger of the war in Ukraine escalating, and he said many European leaders had been captured by “war madness”.
Trump called PM Orbán “a very powerful guy”, and he cited the Hungarian prime minister as saying that “the problem with the world today is that Donald Trump is no longer president”.
Zoltán Kovács noted that Hungarian-US relations “work well”, adding that economic cooperation, Hungary’s commitment and its performance of responsibilities as a NATO member were “flawless”.
PM Orbán met Trump on Friday in the former president’s Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida.
Minister Szijjártó said that if Trump returned, the United States could again be led by a strong president.
Hungary wants a ceasefire and peace talks, Balázs Orbán said, adding that President Biden’s “liberal US administration thinks differently”.