Ahead of a meeting with the German Chancellor, I met with the management of the Mercedes-Benz company, PM Viktor Orban told Kossuth Radio's "Good Morning, Hungary" program during his regular Friday morning interview. This discussion was in relation to his upcoming talks with Olaf Scholz in Berlin today. He also mentioned that he will hold talks with Italy's prime minister on Monday and with the French president on Wednesday.
A huge investment could come to Kecskemet
– "German industry is undergoing a major transformation. The question is whether there will be a place for Hungarians in this technological transformation, and the answer is that there will be," PM Orban said. He added that he and Mercedes executives discussed a major investment in the vehicle and parts manufacturing sector that would bring around four thousand new jobs to Kecskemet.
Mr. Orban emphasized that German-Hungarian economic cooperation must receive a "kosher seal" from whoever happens to be the German Chancellor. He stressed that without a large market, Hungary could not afford to live as it does now, and that the openness of the world economy was therefore a key issue for Hungary.
It would be tragic for Hungary to solely rely on the economic market of ten million Hungarians, in which case our living standars would be much worse off, PM Orban said. - We produce electronics, cars, chemicals and food products for the world. Germany is also a producer country, like Hungary, so the two countries are in the same boat. The forces in Europe that want the opposite must be pushed back. The issue of the competitiveness of the European economy will feature heavily on the agenda during Hungary's EU Presidency, he stated.
Population replacement underway in Europe
Regarding the EU's coalition agreement, PM Orban said they attended an informal dinner where no legal decisions were made. However, it was here that the left-wing parties announced they had reached an agreement with each other. "The European People's Party looks set to join the left, and this is a done deal," Mr. Orban said, adding, This is not a charitable gala: we need to make power-related decisions, where the question is how many votes and allies one particular force has. The coalition of the Liberals, the Left, and the People's Party, led by Manfred Weber, who plays an evil role here, is a pro-war coalition, and they are bent on taking Europe into war at an accelerating pace. The second program of Weber's coalition is pro-migration, and they are the implementers of the Soros plan, he said. According to Mr. Orban, the scheme's goal is to bring one million migrants into Europe every year, with Soros happy to extend his loans. "There is a population replacement in Europe; the number of white Europeans is decreasing, and the number of Muslim migrants is radically increasing," Mr. Orban said.