The minister also warned that humanity currently lives in an age of dangers: wars are raging across the world, the terrorist threat remains high, and some are responding to crises by cutting communication channels, severing decades-old ties, or imposing sanctions.
He said that all this points toward a renewed division of the world into blocs, which runs against Hungary’s interests. Instead, the government is committed to cooperation based on mutual respect and benefits — a principle reflected in Hungary's Africa strategy.
In this context, he underlined that Africa is the continent of the future, whose population will grow by 950 million by 2050. This, he stressed, places urgent tasks on the international community.
We must ensure that all the economic, educational, and healthcare conditions are in place to keep this growing population in Africa. This requires a comprehensive, large-scale economic development program to strengthen Africa’s capacities. We Hungarians will take our share in this effort,
he said.
Cover photo: Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto (Source: Facebook)
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