Hungary agrees with the objectives set out in the action plan discussed in Porto. Our priorities include increasing employment, effective adult education, and fighting against poverty. We can say, with appropriate modesty, that, because the Hungarian government began to pursue and achieve these goals much earlier, it has set a good example for our European partners. Judit Varga, Minister of Justice, said in her interview with our paper: by 2030, Hungary seeks to be among the best European countries to live, work, and raise children. The Justice Minister also disclosed the Hungarian numbers related to the Porto Social Summit:

Alexandra Szentkiralyi: We Will Fight the Battles Against Ideologically Driven City Leadership!
Mayor Gergely Karacsony and his team run Budapest based on Brussels’ expectations, while the real problems of Budapest residents remain unresolved, said the leader of the Fidesz group in the municipal assembly.