When asked about Chinese-Hungarian relations, PM Orban noted that the topic did not come up during the discussions in Paris. Everyone knows that Hungary has historically maintained balanced and positive relations with China, and China has also elevated its cooperation with Hungary to a very high level, he said. The EU is aware of China’s role in the modernization of Hungary’s economy, and China has invited Hungary to participate in its economic modernization efforts.
This entails an ever-increasing economic cooperation, to which the Europeans have no objections, nor can they have any,
he pointed out.
Regarding the distribution of top EU positions, PM Orban confirmed that this process is complete. However, he emphasized that "Perhaps due to its size and traditions, Hungary has always advocated for involving everyone in European decisions. It is not good if the most important positions for the next five years along with the associated programs are decided on a party basis by those who have appointed themselves to this. It is never good if there is a governing party and an opposition, a majority and a minority in the European Union," he warned. "Everyone should be included, but this move has become more of a coalition of pro-war and pro-migration parties, which Hungary has a duty to oppose," Viktor Orban pointed out.
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