"Hungarians’ Money Should Be Spent Not on Ukraine, but on Hungarian Children"

Hungarians’ money should be spent not on Ukraine, but on Hungarian children, because Hungary’s future is built on them, stated Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto on Friday in Bony, north-western Hungary.

Peter Szijjarto, Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, delivers a speech at the the foundation stone laying ceremony for the expansion of the local kindergarten in Bony (Photo: MTI/Istvan Filep)

Peter Szijjarto then also touched on the need to protect children and families from insane ideologies, which, he said, are being imposed on them from a very young age.

We will not allow sensitization in kindergartens, stuffing children's head with stories that begin with ‘the prince and the prince.’ We refuse to go against truths that are thousands of years old, such as that a person is born male or female, or that a family consists of a father, a mother, and children, where the mother is a woman and the father is a man. And we will not give in to any blackmail or any threats on this issue,

he insisted.

Finally, he highlighted that in recent years the number of kindergarten places has been increased from 370,000 to 390,000, and that within the framework of the Hungarian Village Program, special attention is being paid to kindergarten developments. "Here in Bony, 96 children attend kindergarten, and as a result of the fifty million forint support provided by the government, the expansion of the kindergarten will now begin. With this, we want to achieve that young people and families who live here will stay here, work here, and prosper here," he concluded.

Cover photo: Peter Szijjarto, Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Photo: MTI)