Magyar Visits Berlin: German Government Is Satisfied with His Cabinet
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The new German ambassador to Budapest speaks of Hungary's fundamental shift towards the EU and the rule of law. He considers the change of government crucial for the entire Union.
BUDAPEST – The German government welcomes the change of government in Hungary, expresses "absolute satisfaction" with the Tisza party cabinet and trusts it. This was stated in an interview with the privatbankar.hu server by the new German ambassador to Hungary, Alexander Schönfelder, according to whom Prime Minister Péter Magyar will visit Berlin with a government delegation next week.
This was discussed by Germany's new ambassador to Hungary.
Alexander Schönfelder, Germany's new ambassador to Hungary, spoke in an interview about, among other things, the political change in Hungary.
Alexander Schönfelder, Germany's new ambassador to Hungary, spoke in a major interview with Privátbankár about, among other things, the political change in Hungary, Péter Magyar's upcoming visit to Berlin, the Hungarian foreign policy turn, the mood of German companies in Hungary and new investment opportunities, as well as migration and German domestic political challenges.
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