President Novák discusses illegal migration and importance of peace with el-Sisi
The two heads of state reviewed their diplomatic activities and agreements of recent years and discussed topical issues pertaining to the future.
The two heads of state reviewed their diplomatic activities and agreements of recent years and discussed topical issues pertaining to the future.
The president said the border officers guaranteed that Hungarians felt safe in their country.
The president said the cooperation among the Visegrad countries has a history of 700 years, and Czechia, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia aim to keep that cooperation and “add new content...
“I trust that we will have another successful Hungarian presidency in 2024," the president said.
Hungary’s NATO membership ensures security “both for the country and its region," President Novák told reporters.
The president expressed her strong belief that strong borders represent a strong country.
The president said the terrorist acts were unanimously condemned by all Hungarians irrespective of their political orientation and they stood in solidarity with Israel.
The president said Hungarians were bound together by their Hungarian identity, the Hungarian language and their shared Christian faith.
The president said she told the Australian side that Hungary’s family policy went against the mainstream in that the real focus of related measures was families.
“Let us celebrate together that two exceptional Hungarians have achieved such major recognition to the greatest joy and pride of the entire nation,” President Novák said.
The president said Hungary would speed up the enlargement process when it holds the EU’s rotating presidency in the second half of next year.
The last time a Romanian head of state paid an official visit to Hungary was 14 years ago.
“I strongly condemn the attacks against Israel that claim human lives," the president said.