New Hungarian Foreign Policy Guidelines
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Budapest is now taking a clear stance against Moscow. Why Prime Minister Magyar breaks with his predecessor's policy and what that means for relations with Kiev.
New Hungarian foreign policy guidelines
Hungary condemns Russia’s military aggression, fully supports Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity while urging negotiations towards sustainable peace and long-term security guarantees, according to the guidelines set for the Hungarian delegation participating in the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, published in Tuesday’s issue of the official gazette Magyar Közlöny.Continue reading
The document signed by Péter Magyar recorded the tasks of the Hungarian delegation preparing for the UN meeting.
The guidelines given to the Hungarian delegation traveling to the UN General Assembly can also be read as the basis of the new foreign policy: Israel, Gaza, Iran, human rights.
The guidelines that the Hungarian delegation must represent at the 81st session of the UN General Assembly have been published in the Hungarian Gazette.
The government of Peter Madyar considers Russia a threat not only to Hungary, but also to the security of Europe and the international order — this position was set out in the instructions for the Budapest delegation to the 81st session of the UN General Assembly.
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