“National Unity Can Also Strengthen Hungary’s Position on the International Stage”

“We are convinced that the country, the Hungarian people, need dialogue, debate, and a firm value system,” emphasized the Hungarian Civic Cooperation Association. According to the organization, the conduct of the April 12 election, the high turnout, and the swift recognition of the results all demonstrate the stability of Hungarian democracy. In their view, the responsibility of political forces now is to reduce social tensions and strengthen dialogue, which in the long term can reinforce national unity and Hungary’s international standing.

Eniko Gyori, president of the Hungarian Civic Cooperation Association (Photo: Balazs Ladoczki)

Cover photo: Eniko Gyori, president of the Hungarian Civic Cooperation Association (Photo: Balazs Ladoczki)