At the meeting, the parties highlighted that at present Europe’s many millions of citizens professing traditional Christian and national values do not have adequate political representation in the EU, and therefore close cooperation among the continent’s right-wing parties is essential.
At the meeting, the parties also reviewed the status of the building of a European conservative party alliance that started last summer and the tasks of the near future.
On Saturday, the party presidents forming part of the European Right will hold a summit in Madrid, following which Mr Orbán will travel to Paris where he will have talks with former President of the French Republic Nicolas Sarkozy, Mr Havasi said.