He then warned that serious dangers are arising and a new world order is taking shape, making security more important than ever. "And while the world was stumbling from crisis to crisis, Hungary carried out several economic feats in order to strengthen its economy despite these challenging circumstances," he underlined. "One million more people are working in Hungary today than ten years ago. Hungary has the lowest taxes on labor in Europe, (…) and although there were completely irrational price movements on international energy markets, we nevertheless managed to put together the utility cost reduction scheme and are still able to protect it even under the current conditions," he listed.
Finally, the minister emphasized that in the current situation, the achievements made so far could easily be put at risk due to the war in Ukraine.
That is why we will continue to stand on the side of security, peace, and predictability, and we continue to believe that Hungarian people’s money belongs here in Hungary. Hungarians’ money must be spent on developing the Hungarian economy, Hungarian companies, and creating Hungarian jobs, not on running another country,
he concluded.
Cover photo: Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto (Photo: MTI)
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