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Hungarian minister: We are a sovereign country, we invite whoever we want to the state ceremony
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Why were EU leaders not invited to the 20 August celebrations? Is there a shortage in teachers? Who bought the Hungarian left? Today’s Cabinet Briefing.
Why were EU leaders not invited to the 20 August celebrations? – Gergely Gulyás was asked. “We are a sovereign country, we invite whoever we want”, he said, noting that former Austrian and Czech leaders were also present. The state holiday was mainly attended by leaders of Central Asian countries, rtl.hu reports.
No teacher shortage, says minister
According to Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, there is no shortage of teachers in the country, because there are far fewer students in educational institutions, and the number of teachers has decreased only slightly.
20 August celebrations successfully completed
Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, on Thursday welcomed the successful completion of celebrations marking Hungary’s 20 August national holiday.
Speaking at his regular press briefing, Gulyás said the government had arranged for “the most spectacular light and fireworks show of all time”, which attracted a record number of spectators on site and public television viewers.
Meanwhile, Gulyás highlighted the World Athletics Championships now under way in Budapest, saying “Budapest is able to arrange for major events and is an excellent host to those programmes”.
Gulyás: Inflation could fall into single digits by Oct-Nov
Despite the current difficulties, Hungary’s government is able to deliver on its commitment to push inflation into the single digits by the end of the year, and there is a good chance that this could happen by November or even October, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office said on Thursday.
The government has achieved its most important economic policy goal of protecting jobs in the wartime situation, and Hungary is battling a labour shortage rather than unemployment, Gergely Gulyás told a regular government press briefing. Interest rates are also falling, Gulyás said, underlining the importance of returning to an interest rate environment that promotes lending and investment.
Money for epidemic management is “buying the left”? Are people still stupid enough to believe this constant rhetoric from Fidesz politicians. Thank the Soros Foundation for helping to save Hungarian lives during the pandemic and put your hate filled ideology away.