He pointed out that MOL ranks second in oil and propane-butane gas production in Pakistan, and fifth in natural gas extraction, with output volumes continuing to grow.
FM Szijjarto welcomed the fact that the volume of bilateral trade had already doubled by April this year, and last year saw a new record in Pakistani imports.
He stressed that strong people-to-people ties provide a solid foundation to all of this, which is why it's important that 400 Pakistani students are able to study at Hungarian universities each year on scholarship.
Finally, he also emphasized that the Hungarian government fully supports the development of bilateral economic relations. To that end, preparations are already underway for a bilateral agreement on the mutual protection of investments, and a civil aviation agreement is also set to be signed, in the hopes of establishing direct air connections between the two countries.
“In short, we would like to see broader, deeper cooperation between our two countries,” he summed up.
Cover photo: Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto speaks at a press conference ahead of a public forum held as part of the Fidesz–KDNP national outreach campaign, at the Hiemer House Event Center in Szekesfehervar on April 15, 2025 (Photo: MTI/Tamas Vasvari)
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