Péter Magyar’s new government with Anita Orbán in diplomacy promises an end to Brussels’ blackmail policy and a radical turn to cooperation within the European Union.
The new Hungarian government of Prime Minister Péter Magyar will deviate from the policies of Viktor Orbán’s previous governments, which were based on blackmailing the European Union. According to the server index.hu, the candidate for the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister Anita Orbánová announced this on Monday at a hearing before the parliamentary committee for European affairs and then also before the committee for foreign affairs. The correspondent of TASR in Budapest informs about it.
- The new Hungarian government of Péter Magyar is moving away from blackmailing the European Union.
- Anita Orbánová called the current Hungarian approach to the Union a policy of blackmail.
- Budapest wants to build constructive partnerships and stop weakening the principles of the rule of law.
- The government wants to fulfill the conditions of the Union, unblock European funds and strengthen the fight against corruption.
- Hungary calls for peace, refuses to send soldiers and weapons to Ukraine.
Orbán announced a fundamental departure from the previous confrontational policy towards the EU, which she described as a policy of blackmail.
Restoring trust in the EU
According to her, the new government will focus on building constructive partnerships and will reject the weakening of the rule of law and the lonely struggle in the Union.
The future head of diplomacy sharply criticized the previous cabinets and declared that Hungary no longer wants to be perceived as a braking mechanism in the Union. “The veto will not be a tool of a domestic political campaign,” Orbán emphasized.
Eurofunds and the fight against corruption
She called restoring the trust of Europe and fulfilling the conditions of the rule of law as the key task of the new Hungarian government. According to her, this will make it possible to unblock suspended European funds, which the country urgently needs. She emphasized that the fight against corruption and transparency are in the direct interest of Hungarians, and the demands of the Union will not harm the country.
According to the server nepszava.hu, Orbán emphasized that Hungary advocates for peace, will not be involved in the Ukrainian war and will not send soldiers or weapons to Ukraine.
