Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to discuss the migration crisis in Sofia

28. 01. 2016.

On Thursday night Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will travel to the capital of Bulgaria.

Viktor Orbán to hold talks in Sofia, Jakarta, Prague, Moscow and Brussels in the coming weeks

27. 01. 2016.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will have a busy international schedule in the coming weeks: on Friday, he will hold talks with the Prime Minister of Bulgaria in Sofia, and in the first few days of February, he will travel to Jakarta to discuss economic, educational and cultural relations with President of Indonesia Joko Widodo.

Hungarian and Mongolian governments both have an interest in joint successes

27. 01. 2016.

Following a meeting with his Mongolian counterparts in Ulan Bator, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that “Hungary and Mongolia are both successful and the governments of the two countries both have an interest in joint successes”.

Hungary and Mongolia are among the world’s successful nations

27. 01. 2016.

At a Hungarian-Mongolian business forum in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that that both Hungary and Mongolia are among the world’s successful nations, and that both have good reason to look forward to a bright future.

Fence must be built along Greece’s borders with Macedonia and Bulgaria

22. 01. 2016.

At the joint Slovenian-Hungarian government meeting held in Brdo pri Kranju in Slovenia on Friday, Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán stated that, in order to curb the flow of migrants, a fence must be built along Greece’s borders with Macedonia and Bulgaria.

Outstanding Central European growth expected

22. 01. 2016.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has said that over the next ten years Central Europe will undergo a phase of outstanding growth, while the European Union as a whole will be characterised by stagnation, or weak progress “at a toddler’s pace”.

The world would be a poorer place if we did not exist

22. 01. 2016.

At the inauguration of the Hungarian cultural institute in Ljubljana on Friday, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that the Hungarians have a nightmare that “The Lord of History” pays them a visit and asks who they are and why they are who they are. There is only one answer to that question, he said: “The world would be a poorer place if we did not exist”.

Austria’s decision is a victory for common sense

22. 01. 2016.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán thinks that the fact that Austria has announced that it will restrict the number of asylum seekers is a victory for common sense. In an interview on Kossuth Rádió on Friday the Prime Minister also said that the Government is already working on the 2017 budget.

We must establish a European line of defence on Greece’s northern border

08. 01. 2016.

In an interview with public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió on Friday, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that a new line of defence for Europe must be established at the northern border of Greece. He also emphasised the need to amend the EU’s founding treaty.

The role of national parliaments must be reconsidered

07. 01. 2016.

After talks in Budapest on Thursday with Prime Minister of the United Kingdom David Cameron, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that both leaders want a strong Europe. At their joint press conference, Mr. Orbán spoke about Hungarians working in Britain, pointing out that it is important that they should not be subject to any discrimination. At the same time he stressed that Hungary is open to all reasonable British proposals designed to put an end to abuses in the field of social benefits.