Analysts expect Orban, Cameron to agree on several issues

Budapest, January 6 (MTI) – Prime ministers David Cameron of Britain and Viktor Orban of Hungary are expected to reach consensus on several issues at their meeting in Budapest on Thursday, analysts interviewed by the daily Magyar Idok said.

Both prime ministers reject the concept of a United States of Europe and rather favour a Europe composed of nation-states. They also agree that there is no need for transferring further competences to the European Union, political scientist Zoltan Kiszelly told paper’s Wednesday issue.

The demand that the EU members which are not part of the euro zone should be given a bigger say in influencing trends within the zone can be another matter of consensus, he said.

Orban and Cameron, however, will probably disagree on the issue of east European guest workers, he said.