Donald Trump’s Invitation Seen as Recognition of Viktor Orban’s Policies

U.S. President Donald Trump has formally invited Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban—and Hungary itself—to join the Gaza Peace Council as a founding member. Speaking to Magyar Nemzet about the significance of the invitation, America expert Rajmund Fekete described the move as one of historic importance.

Donald Trump and Viktor Orban (Photo: AFP)

Fekete also underlined that 

Donald Trump’s initiative represents a critique of existing international organizations. Trump’s proposal is, at the same time, an indictment of current international institutions, which he does not consider capable of managing conflicts amid today’s global disorder,

the expert noted.

Trump: The Board of Peace Will Be Unique

As previously reported by Magyar Nemzet, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban received an invitation from U.S. President Donald Trump to join the Gaza Peace Council.

"It is my great honor to invite you as Prime Minister of Hungary, to join me in a critically historic, and magnificent effort to solidify peace in the Middle East, and at the same time, to embark on a bold new approach to resolving global conflict,” Donald Trump wrote in the letter to PM Orban.

As Chairman of the Board, I formally invite Hungary to join as a founding member state and to become a party to the Charter of the Board of Peace, as represented by you. This Board will be one of a kind, there has never been anything like it! Each member state may designate an authorized representative to attend and participate in meetings on its behalf. Enclosed are the Comprehensive Plan and Boar's Charter, which is now open for your signature and ratification. 

I look forward to working with you, long into the future, toward the goal of establishing lasting world peace, prosperity, and greatness for everyone,

the letter reads.

Cover photo: Viktor Orban and Donald Trump (Photo: AFP)