The EU sees this war as its own and, besides military and financial support, communication also forms part of the war strategy, the minister said.
If we cannot talk about the war without that communication being part of warfare itself, then we are part of the problem and not the solution,
he said, adding that Viktor Orban wanted to change this approach by talking about working to resolve the war, and this could only be achieved by an immediate ceasefire and peace negotiations based on it.
Viktor Orban and Volodymyr Zelensky agreed on a number of issues that require follow-up, and this should continue at the highest levels, and a possible new high-level meeting can be considered if both the Hungarian and Ukrainian governments have made progress in solving their respective tasks, Janos Boka said.
Regarding meetings during Hungary's six-month presidency, the EU affairs minister highlighted the informal European Council meeting in Budapest scheduled for November, where the goal will be to adopt a new European competitiveness pact to set the path for the EU to halt the decline in its economic competitiveness.
The central priority of Hungary's EU presidency is competitiveness and "if we succeed in adopting a declaration that puts economic policy at the service of growth and prosperity, then the EU may perhaps move under a more fortunate constellation in the next five years," the minister said.
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