Emmanuel Macron Will Not Come to Hungary After All
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The French president's visit to Budapest was announced by Péter Magyar in an interview, but no one from the French side confirmed it.
Amid the riots, the French president canceled his participation in the Hungarian commemoration.
French President Emmanuel Macron will not attend the state celebration of the 70th anniversary of the 1956 revolution on October 23, as the French embassy's statement refutes Prime Minister Péter Magyar's announcement last week, Telex wrote.
The French side has not yet confirmed the news of the visit, but now it is official: Emmanuel Macron will not come to the October 23 commemoration.
Emmanuel Macron will not come to Budapest on October 23 - Péter Magyar also invited Volodymyr Zelensky.
French President Emmanuel Macron will not attend the state ceremony in Budapest on October 23 to mark the 70th anniversary of the 1956 revolution. The French embassy said that Macron’s visit had not been officially confirmed by anyone from France. The announcement is somewhat controversial, as Prime Minister Péter Magyar said in an interview last week that several foreign leaders, including Macron, would be present at the ceremony.
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