Magyar Péter (Ne féljetek)

Six months ago today the National Assembly elected me as Hungary's Prime Minister.

Every day, it is an honour to serve our nation and work towards building a functioning, humane Hungary.

"I serve, and I will continue to serve for as long as it benefits our nation. I will keep doing so for as long as I can."

From today, the government is delivering the second payment of the 100,000-forint school-start allowance to 400,000 children.

Goodbye, Berlin! Auf Wiedersehen. Heading to Budapest, and tomorrow to Dublin.
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Tough yet successful and constructive talks with the @bundeskanzler in Berlin.

Germany is our country’s most important trading partner, but we intend to further strengthen our relations in the fields of the economy, culture, defence and energy.
Hungary cannot accept the EU budget proposal in its current form. However, we are negotiating constructively while firmly representing Hungarian interests.

Auf wiedersehen Berlin!

1989 was a historic year for Hungary and for all of Europe. And so is 2026.

At the invitation of our German friends, I took part in a commemorative event in Berlin, just a few metres from the former Berlin Wall.

After 1956, Hungary once again made a major contribution to Europe's freedom in 1989.

In my Europe speech at @KASonline, I said that we are once again living through fateful times. Europe must wake up on all fronts and reconnect with its people.
It is not enough to talk about competitiveness, the energy crisis, the fight against illegal migration or water scarcity. We must act!

I will soon meet @bundeskanzler for the second time since my inauguration.