Viktor Orban reported on Thursday that the minister of his government ended his visit to Poland “bringing the best news”. The Prime Minister of Hungary established cooperation within the Visegrad Group.
“We will start rebuilding Polish-Hungarian cooperation. [Premier Słowacji Robert] Fico holds tight [lider czeskiej partii Ano] Andrej Babis at the gates, V4 can rebuild from January. To work! ” – noted the Hungarian Prime Minister.
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Hungarian minister at the forum in Karpacz. “Our interests and goals are consistent”
The day before, the Hungarian Minister for the European Union Janos Boka ended the visit to Poland. “At the Economic Forum in Karpacz it has become clear that deep historical and cultural roots of the Hungarian-Polish relationship have survived the test of time. In 2025, Polish-Hungarian relations are at the stage where we want to continue our joint work, while opening a new chapter. These relationships are based on deep historic, cultural and personal bonds, which are a solid foundation, which constitute a solid foundation, which is a solid foundation, which is a solid foundation, which is a solid foundation, which is a solid foundation, which is a solid foundation, which is a solid foundation, which is a solid foundation, which is a solid foundation even in the face of the face periodic political crises ” – assessed the politician in the entry
“Our interests and goals are consistent and strengthen each other, and there is no alternative for good Hungarian-Polish cooperation, whether at bilateral, regional or European level. We also talked about the future of Europe, which is not only an institutional issue, but rather a matter of sovereignty. The democratic future of the European Union depends on the preservation of the Member States to decide in what areas and The member states will lose their sovereignty, there will be no longer the European Union, but the United States of Europe, “added Janos Boka.
In the next post, the politician emphasized that he had talks, including with the former PiS MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski and PiS MP Przemysław Czarnek, as well as the MEP of the Confederation Anna Bryłka and MP of this party Grzegorz Płaczek.
