The prime minister said western European countries were now "mixed societies with a growing Muslim population" and with a "Muslim majority in big cities within the foreseeable future".
26 July 2025, Tusnádfürdő (Băile Tuşnad)
26 July 2025, Tusnádfürdő/Băile Tuşnad
Zsolt Semjén said the Tisza Party was incapable of saying anything meaningful about any relevant issue.
Balazs Orbán said that, like Hungary, several countries were turning to sovereignty, traditional values and Christian Democracy.
Minister Bóka said Europeans were unsure about what to do in order to bring about change in the European Union.
“We’re moving away from a European pro-war policy in the direction of a pro-peace policy," said the prime minister.
The prime minister said European politics “has collapsed”, arguing that Europe had relinquished the protection of its own interests.
27 July 2024, Tusnádfürdő (Băile Tuşnad)
The foreign minister said Hungary would continue to strive for cooperation based on mutual respect, “we will always talk about our plans and goals, and assess the current situation in a tone of respect”.
The prime minister said the Hungarian constitution is predicated on the idea that “there is a place that is ours, our home, a community that is our nation and a way of life that is our own, which is our culture and language”.
The prime minister said the global balance of power that existed for 80 years following the second world war was “divided into two periods for Hungarians”.
The prime minister said a political class had emerged in Europe which had no accountability or any Christian or democratic convictions.