The Hungarian and Polish peoples are also bound together by a shared future

2018. május 14.

In Warsaw on Monday, on his first official visit abroad after taking his prime-ministerial oath last week, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that the Hungarian and Polish peoples are not only bound together by a shared past, but also by a shared future: not only by a tested, one-thousand-year friendship, but also by their joint vision of the future.

Viktor Orbán elected as prime minister

2018. május 11.

In Parliament on Thursday afternoon Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that his government will oppose the mandatory quotas, stand up for Christian culture and fight to protect the country’s borders. In his inaugural address, the Prime Minister stressed that Hungary needs the EU, and the EU also needs Hungary, and the country must and will enter the arena of European politics. He also stated that his government will be a government of free Hungarians and a sovereign Hungarian state. He stressed that he is aware that many will find it incredible, but he thinks that by 2030 it is an achievable goal for Hungary to be among the five best countries in the European Union in which to live and work.

President János Áder invites Viktor Orbán to form a new government

2018. május 7.

In Sándor Palace on Monday, President of Hungary János Áder formally invited Prime Minister Viktor Orbán – who was the prime-ministerial candidate of the Fidesz-KDNP party alliance that won Hungary’s latest parliamentary election – to form a new government. Mr. Orbán accepted this invitation.

It is a moral duty to see through the anti-migration constitutional amendment

2018. május 4.

On Friday morning’s edition of the Kossuth Radio programme “180 Minutes”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that it is a moral duty to “see through” the anti-migration amendment to the Constitution.

Viktor Orbán has completed consultations on the formation of his new government

2018. április 27.

In accordance with a request from President of the Republic János Áder, over the past few days Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has been holding consultations on the formation of his new government. On Friday Mr. Orbán’s Press Chief Bertalan Havasi informed Hungarian news agency MTI that this consultation process has come to a close, the Prime Minister has informed the boards of Fidesz and the KDNP of the results, and Hungary’s new government will be formed in the weeks following the inaugural sitting of Parliament.

It is in the national interest for young people to have competitive skills

2018. április 23.

At the opening ceremony of the 11th “Star of the Profession” festival at the Hungexpo fair centre in Budapest, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stressed that Hungary must build a country in which workers and work have prestige, and in which every young person can enter a valuable occupation or gain a useful qualification.

George Soros’s circles of financial speculators backed the wrong horse

2018. április 20.

Commenting on Hungary’s recent parliamentary election result on Friday’s edition of the Kossuth Radio programme “180 Minutes”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that George Soros’s circles of financial speculators backed the wrong horse, and “right now they are on the losing side”.

The Hungarian people stood up in support of Hungarian sovereignty

2018. április 11.

At a public press conference in the Parliament Building in Budapest on Tuesday, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that in the parliamentary election on Sunday “the Hungarian people stood up in support of Hungarian sovereignty”.

We have achieved a crucial victory

2018. április 9.

Late on Sunday evening Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that “we have achieved a crucial victory: we have been given – and we have created – the opportunity to defend Hungary.”

We face a watershed election

2018. április 7.

In front of Székesfehérvár City Hall on Friday, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that in the coming election Hungarians must choose between two futures: one offered by the candidates of George Soros; and the other represented by the candidates of Fidesz and the Christian Democrats. The Hungarians, he said, have one homeland, and they have no other – but there are those who want to take their country from them. Migrants would have to be provided for by Hungarians.