The Fidesz party renewal congress confirmed Viktor Orban as the party's president. After the vote, PM Orban thanked the delegates for their confidence and signaled that he has the strength to continue.
"Both the government and I have plenty more in the tank, Mr Orban said. Trust is always an honor, it's an honor now, it's an honor after all this time, and it is an honor again and again. I am honored that you have once again entrusted me with the task of leading the most successful community in the country, and indeed in Europe; Fidesz. As far as my dedication is concerned, you will not be disappointed," Viktor Orban said, adding that, truth be told, he had suspected that this would be the outcome.
He said that he had not lost his humility, but he knew that we were in the middle of a term and that "we don't change horses on the go, especially if they're going in the right direction". He recalled that everyone had given their all to win in 2022. The left has united and amassed all the resources of the West behind them, just as they did a month ago in Poland. The only difference is that we started our preparations much earlier, and
we had assessed the strength of our opponent, given that the kingmaker, the spider, the puppeteer was a Hungarian named George Soros, and his network. It's no exaggeration to say that we literally won a world-changing victory,
Mr Orban noted. "However, let's be generous to our defeated opponent. There's no need to dwell on the fact that the mayor of Vasarhely came to Budapest only to find himself at the top of the left-wing list," he said. "However, it is noteworthy that the united left has received support from Brussels and the Soros empire, a point that should not be overlooked. If they had succeeded, Hungary would be dealing with tens of thousands of migrants today, Budapest would resemble the major cities of the West, gender ideologists would be marching in and out of our schools and the weapons of the Hungarian Armed Forces would be in Ukraine, he said.