Anita Orbán Revealed How the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Is Being Cleaned
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A hundred days after the new government took office, Hungary returned to the alliance system of which it is a member: the European Union, NATO and regional cooperation, including V4, declared the Foreign Minister Monday evening to the broadcast entitled "The Direct Word of Egyenes Beszéd", broadcast by Hungarian television ATV. Anita Orbán [...]
According to the Foreign Minister, the "clean-up" of the ministry began in the first hundred days of the Tisza government: 34 heads of mission were ordered home, around 1,400 diplomatic passports were revoked, and more than 100,000 documents were reviewed.
In the hundred days since the new government took office, Hungary has returned to the federal system to which it belongs: the European Union, NATO and regional cooperation, including the V4, Foreign Minister Anita Orbán announced in ATV's Egyenes Beszéd program on Monday evening. The post Anita Orbán reported on the Great Cleanup in Foreign Affairs first appeared on Most Hír.
On Monday evening, Foreign Minister Anita Orbán was a guest of Egon Rónai on ATV's program Egyenes Beszéd. During the interview, they discussed the first hundred days of the Tisza government, diplomatic changes affecting Hungary's international perception, and preparations for the Heads of Mission meeting.
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