PM Orban: Hungary's Diplomacy Strongest in 100 Years

Hungary's prime minister shared details and personal stories about the diplomatic summits in Budapest and the US presidential election.

2024. 11. 11. 13:22
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: MTI/Hungarian PM's Press Office/Vivien Cher Benko)
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: MTI/Hungarian PM's Press Office/Vivien Cher Benko)
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He added that 

he is seeking to strike a great agreement between Hungary and the United States.

Hungary's prime minister said he would not want Europe to be torn apart, but to shift together towards a pro-peace stance. On the EU's competitiveness, he recalled the Draghi report, which said that the EU must change.

"We went against the European mainstream, but the others are more cautious. They need to find their direction now. The last two months during our EU presidency will be exciting," he said. On the European competitiveness deal, he said that it only contains good news for Hungarian families. In Hungary, households receive the cheapest gas and electricity in all of Europe. The first step is to bring down energy prices in Europe. It is up to politicians. "As the second step, we have declared an anti-bureaucratic revolution: we must reduce the number of regulations that hinder free competition. This must be abolished within six months," he added. He spoke about the introduction of workers' loans and the Sandor Demjan program for entrepreneurs, highlighting that 2025 will be a very strong year for Hungary.

In answer to a question from the interviewer, PM Orban said that it is possible to speak to the US president by phone. He recalled that when the US election campaign was still running, it was more difficult, but after the victory it was surprisingly simple: he was having tea with his wife when his phone rang and he was told that Donald Trump wanted to talk to him.

Hungary's prime minister shared several videos of the preparations for the television program on social media, showing as he is talking to the presenter and sharing personal stories. The interview was aired on TV2  after 6 pm, and Magyar Nemzet reported it live, minute by minute.

 

Cover photo: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: MTI/Hungarian PM's Press Office/Vivien Cher Benko)

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