It is unnatural that there has been no such meeting for thirteen years, political scientist Gergely Illyes told the Transylvanian Maszol portal. Consultations should be held much more frequently also at prime ministerial level, as Hungary and Romania are neighbouring countries and strategic partners, the expert at the Research Institute for Hungarian Communities Abroad pointed out.
Let's not forget that Romania has recently had a new prime minister, or put it differently, Marcel Ciolacu could have opened a new page in bilateral relations. The meeting is also noteworthy because Viktor Orban's speeches delivered at the Balvanyos Summer Free University and Studnet Camp in Baile Tusnad usually cause some reverberations in Romanian public life and the media,
the analyst emphasized. In his view, there was no need to talk the Hungarian side into accepting such an invitation to Bucharest, he said, adding that in recent years, it was the Romanian side that showed some reserve.
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