He announced that he would meet in Poland, among others: with Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Nawrocki.
Magyar announced that he plans to meet the former president of Poland and former leader of Solidarity, Lech Wałęsa, in Gdańsk. He added that seven ministers would accompany him on his trip to Poland.
— I will make two official visits, as we announced. First to Poland, with seven ministers, I will visit Krakow first, Magyar said. The Hungarian Prime Minister will go to Vienna for his second visit.
Ministers in the Magyar government took the oath in parliament
Parliament approved the list of ministries of Tisza's government on Saturday during the inaugural session of the new Hungarian National Assembly. Magyar's cabinet consists of the ministries of health, justice, children's affairs and education, finance, agriculture and food, interior affairs, environment, economy and energy, defense, transport and investment, foreign affairs, social affairs and family, social relations and culture, science and technology, regional and rural development, and the prime minister's office.
The composition of the government was adopted by the votes of 141 deputies – all of Tisza's MPs – with two votes against and 53 abstentions.
