PM Orban concluded his speech with an assessment of the upcoming elections and the tasks ahead. Summarizing accomplished tasks, he highlighted that the government has reached an agreement on EU funds, school and and kindergarten teachers' salaries have been increased, wage agreements have been concluded, the increased 13th month pensions have been paid, family allowances have been increased and inflation has been driven down. The utility price caps and the freeze on interest rates for families and small businesses have remained in place.
PM Orban: We Can and We Will Win the EP Elections
Prime Minister Viktor Orban primarily focused on the upcoming elections in his address at the joint meeting of the parliamentary groups of the Fidesz and the Christian Democrats held before the spring session of the Hungarian parliament, Magyar Nemzet reports.

As a concluding remark, he said that
they can and will win the European Parliament elections.

In his assessment, the international environment could could see a major change this year, but they will be navigating through headwinds until June, but that this is not bad, but good, as they can capture the international headwinds in their sails, as experienced sailors say. He spoke optimistically about the possibility of change not only in Brussels but also in Washington this year. The EP elections and the US presidential elections can finally bring peace in Europe. "In nine months' time, we will be stronger than we are now," he said, "so it is worth working, because every seat won in the European Parliament will add to our joint strength that will help us in the 2026 parliamentary elections [in Hungary]," PM Orban concluded.
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Cover photo: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and Mate Kocsis, Fidesz parliamentary group leader at the joint meeting of Fidesz and Christian Democratic lawmakers (Source: Facebook)
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