PM Orban: What We Need Today Is Not Change or Risky Experiments, but Security and Experience, and I Can Offer That to Hungary

In the final stretch of the campaign, Viktor Orban continued his nationwide tour. The prime minister visited Veszprem in the afternoon and later took the stage in Gyor.

The prime minister stated that in 2022 the government was able to say no to Brussels on the issue of war, and

in 2026 again, only we are capable of saying no and preserving what we have achieved.

“The first thing we need is national unity,” Orban emphasized, recalling that during the First World War I, Istvan Tisza did not want war, yet Hungary was dragged into it, and that Miklos Horthy also failed to keep the country out of the global conflict because he did not have national unity behind him.

We need unity to keep war out of Hungary. And we need experience. Those whistling back there from Tisza want power. The question is: what does the country need? Today we do not need change or youthful ambition, but we need security. I commit to providing that for Hungary. Today, the safe choice is Fidesz,

the prime minister highlighted.  He thanked the people of Gyor and those who had come from surrounding areas for attending. “We still have two weeks ahead of us, and I will continue my tour of the country. Thank you for this wonderful evening,” the Prime Minister Viktor Orban said as he closed his speech.

Photo: Kisalfold/Mate Molcsanyi

At the beginning of the event, David Fekete, the governing parties’ candidate in constituency no. 2 of the county, addressed the crowd.

“Thanks to the work of the people living Gyor and in the region, we have made this city one of the most envied and most important in the country,” he said, adding that Peter Magyar and his people are working to divert Hungary from its decades-long path of peaceful development.

If we want to continue on a path of peaceful development, we must re-elect Prime Minister Viktor Orban, because he is the guarantee of continued progress,

he stated, adding that if elected, he will represent the interests of the local residents of Gyor in parliament. 

Szabolcs Szeles, candidate in constituency 01 of Gyor, also greeted the audience. He called Szechenyi Square an iconic location and noted that it was his first time speaking on such a large stage.

You should only move forward with your sleeves rolled up,

he remarked, adding that the green-and-white colors unite the people of Gyor.

Photo: Kisalfold/Mate Molcsanyi

“We are capable of anything. If needed, we can redirect a river and then carry the bridge after it,” he said, recalling that workers of today's Raba factory once moved the complete bridge to a new location. He also mentioned that

Viktor Orban recently announced the renovation of the Raba bridge. So everyone can see what their government has delivered,

he added.
He stressed that he believes only in peace and in work. “We will take hold of the reins,” he declared.

A person’s heart belongs to God, but alongside that stand family, homeland, and city. This is the only way to live. There are plenty of problems in the world. Europe is struggling with a major crisis. There is a gender crisis, energy crisis, and more. Europe has lost its leading role. A war has been raging in our neighborhood for more than four years. Only the Hungarian government promotes peace,

he said, adding that Europe and Brussels are giving the wrong answers, and that there are also those in Hungary who place foreign interests above Hungarian ones.

“If anywhere in the world the name Puskas is mentioned, the answer is Hungary. And today, if Hungary is mentioned anywhere in the world, the answer is Viktor Orban. We ask for your support so we can continue this work for the Hungarian people,” he said in conclusion.

Photo: Kisalfold/Mate Molcsanyi

A surprise guest at the event was Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto. In his speech, he pointed out that

a new world order is taking shape before our eyes.

He added that a new era of wars is emerging, bringing instability to the continent.

“When I spoke with two prisoners of war three weeks ago, it struck me that after eighty years there are once again Hungarians who know from personal experience what war and captivity are like,” Peter Szijjarto said.

We have done everything day after day to keep Hungary out of the war in Ukraine,

he emphasized, adding that the Brussels elite is constantly trying to undermine these efforts.

“At the most recent Foreign Affairs Council meeting, the ministers were already discussing how to prepare Ukraine for the next winter of war. They would bring Ukraine into the European Union and drag Hungary into the war,” he said, adding that

“the Hungarian people and the government owe nothing to Ukraine.”

He stated that Ukraine is therefore doing everything it can to install a pro-Ukraine government in Hungary.

“The Ukrainians know full well that if we remain in power, Hungarian money will not go to Ukraine, and Ukraine will not become a member of the European Union,” he said, calling on Ukrainian agents to go home and stop interfering in the election campaign.

The oil blockade has failed, and now they are trying to place us under a total energy blockade,

he stated.

The foreign minister also announced that the government will build new pipelines with Serb and Slovak partners to strengthen Hungary’s energy security.

“Hungary’s success depends on whether we can maintain good relations with all four major centers of power that influence the region,” Peter Szijjarto said, adding that Viktor Orban is the only leader capable of maintaining good relations with all major powers.

Photo: Kisalfold/Mate Molcsanyi

Viktor Orban also shared updates about the Friday stops of his national tour on his social media page.

As is known, Viktor Orban's nationwide tour kicked off last week in Kaposvar, followed by a visit to Eger on Tuesday and a forum in Dunaujvaros on Wednesday. The tour moved on to Szentendre on Friday and to Miskolc on Saturday. The town of Hodmezovasarhely was next last Sunday afternoon. This week, the prime minister has already visited Kecskemet, Nagykanizsa, Eszetergom, and Torokszentmiklos. 

Over the weekend, PM Orban is scheduled to visit 

• Pecel on March 28, and
• Bekescsaba on March 29.

Cover photo: Prime Minister Viktor Orban, president of Fidesz, delivering a speech at the Torokszentmiklos stop of his nationwide tour (Source: MTI/Prime Minister’s General Department of Communication/Zoltan Fischer)

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