Mr Retvari also argued that the procedure for adopting the Council's position on Thursday was an example of double standards and made a mockery of European values.
According to the Hungarian viewpoint, the European Council - comprised of the leaders of EU member states - has the right to decide on issues related to asylum reforms, but this was ignored by the Council of Interior Ministers, he said.
He stressed that on Thursday the ministers voted on proposals that had been distributed just a few minutes, or - at most - half an hour in advance at the Council of Ministers meeting, and that the pro-migration governments kept putting pressure on other member states, trying to get them to approve the proposal.
Hungary is constantly being called into question over the rule of law, while we saw at the Council meeting that decisions on migration issues that will define the next generations are adopted through unimaginable processes and procedures,
Mr Retvari said.
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