Former Socialist House Speaker Szili: EP elections will see battle between pro-migration, anti-migration forces
Szügy, 2019. március 29. Szili Katalin miniszterelnöki megbÃzott, a Nemzeti Fenntartható Fejlõdési Tanács (NFFT) alapÃtója és tiszteletbeli elnöke (b2) beszédet mond a napelempark átadásán a Nógrád megyei Szügy községben 2019. március 29-én. A háttérben Kiss Ernõ, a Magyar Napelem Napkollektor Szövetség elnöke és a Greentechnic Hungary Kft. ügyvezetõ igazgatója (b), Skuczi Nándor, a Nógrád Megyei Önkormányzat Közgyûlésének elnöke (j2) és Markó Antal (független), Szügy polgármestere. A hétmilliárd forintos beruházás tÃzezer család villamosenergia-igényét képes biztosÃtani. MTI/Komka Péter
The upcoming European Parliament elections will be a battle between pro-migration and anti-migration forces, the prime ministerial commissioner in charge of minority protection and autonomy said after consultations with senior politicians of the Party of the Hungarian Community (MKP) in Slovakia on Wednesday.
Katalin Szili told a press conference that
the elections would also decide whether supporters of the united states of Europe or the nation states of Europe gain majority.
Additionally, it will be decided whether the European Union can redefine itself in a globalising world and whether it will have the strength to pay attention not only to migrants arriving in the continent but also to the problems of its indigenous minorities, she said.
It is very important for Hungarians that their representatives should be able to take forward issues concerning indigenous minorities in the EP, she said. She called on voters to go to the polls and enable as many ethnic Hungarians from the Carpathian Basin to become MEPs as possible.
MKP leader József Menyhárt said
the EU must pay its debt to indigenous minorities, especially considering that they represent over 10 percent of the EU’s population.
Katalin Szili was member of the Hungarian Parliament as a Socialist Party (MSZP) delegate, who served as the Speaker of the National Assembly of Hungary from 2002 to 2009. Currently, Szili is member of the Orbán cabinet as the prime ministerial commissioner in charge of minority protection and autonomy.
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Source: MTI
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