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Emmanuel Macron Invites Viktor Orban for Talks

Prime Minister Orban accepted the Invitation.

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French President Emmanuel Macron arrives at the US Capitol in Washington DC on February 24, 2025 (Photo: Getty Images/AFP, Kent Nishimura)

"Prime Minister Viktor Orban will meet with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris on Wednesday at the invitation of the French leader," the Prime Minister’s Communications Office informed Hungary's state news agency (MTI). The main topic of the discussion will be the Russia-Ukraine war.

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