FM: United Nations must play more active role in creating peace
“We, the Hungarian people did not want this war in the neighborhood and we do not want this war to be continued,” the foreign minister said.
“We, the Hungarian people did not want this war in the neighborhood and we do not want this war to be continued,” the foreign minister said.
The foreign minister said he would ask the UN leaders to intercede with the Russians in the interest of starting negotiations with the Ukrainians to achieve peace as soon as...
This week’s United Nations COP26 conference in Glasgow did not yield enough specific commitments aimed at combating climate change.
Minister Varga said the government’s climate policy is standing its course and has been recognized by a growing number of countries in the world.
“The foreign ministers of European Union countries do not seem to have grasped the full scope of the danger yet," said Péter Szijjártó.
The foreign minister emphasized the importance of providing help at the point where it is needed instead of causing problems where there are none.
The president said that water, climate change and public health related crises follow one another in a domino effect.
The foreign minister said the main challenge ahead of the global community is the coronavirus pandemic but this should not mean that security challenges faced all around the globe are forgotten.
PM Orbán joined EC and European Parliament heads, as well as the leaders of the 27 EU member states, in congratulating the UN on its founding on October 24, 1945.
President János Áder warned of further crises to come unless humanity radically changes the way it influences the environment.
False claims of a power grab in Hungary are just that. Such insinuations are not only incorrect but defamatory, and impede the government’s efforts in slowing down the spread of the coronavirus.
Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said that promoting migration in the world presented “a very serious threat to the whole of humanity”.
The foreign minister said Hungary is clearly concerned about developments in the Middle East and has an interest in the de-escalation of the conflict.