PM Orban: Electricity Should Be Cheap, Clean and Safe

Hungary's prime minister attended the Nuclear Energy Summit in Belgium.

First summit of the European Nuclear Alliance (Photo: MTI/PM's Press Office/Zoltan Fischer)

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban also addressed the summit, pointing out that Europe must free itself from being held hostage to ideological approaches. The prime minister said it is in everyone's interests that nuclear energy should not become hostage to geopolitical conflicts, as our paper wrote in a previous article.

Recent challenges have further increased the importance of energy security and supply. The questions mount towards how we can produce large amounts of electricity in a cheap, safe, and environmentally friendly way. The answer is clear, only electricity produced from nuclear energy can meet all these requirements at the same time,

 said Viktor Orban at the first meeting of the European Nuclear Alliance in Brussels.

Cover photo: In the photo released by the PM's Press Office, Prime Minister Viktor Orban addresses the first summit of the European Nuclear Alliance held in Brussels on March 21, 2024 (Photo:MTI/PM's Press Office/oltan Fischer)