Hungarian official: Visegrád is the symbol of democratic intl cooperation
Visegrád is a symbol of democratic international cooperation between equal partners which Hungary has held important over many centuries, an official of the Human Resources Ministry said on Sunday, greeting a bureau meeting of the Council of Europe’s Congress of Local and Regional Authorities.
State secretary in charge of European Union development policy Eszter Vitályos said Visegrád Group cooperation was a mark of joining forces and sharing a common past.
The members are linked not only by a common past and the River Danube but also by the nationalities that live in the area, she added.
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The role of local authorities in the green economy will get special attention at the two-day meeting starting on Monday and Hungary is one of the main advocates of developing a green economy, she said.
President of the Chamber of Local Authorities Bernd Voehringer said that relations with the Hungarian delegation were excellent and the fact that the meeting was held in Visegrád was a strong sign from the Hungarian presidency.
Hungary fulfils the presidency of the CoE Council of Ministers between May 21 and November 17.
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Source: MTI
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Agree! EU has no idea what democracy is. EU is ruled by far-left mini-dictators. They don’t tolerate people thinking for themselves, just like the Soviet Union.
In a huge data leak being dubbed the ‘Pandora Papers’, more than 330 current and former politicians are identified as beneficiaries of secret accounts. Offshore dealings and hidden assets. Czech Republic Prime Minister Andrej Babis is one of these. Obviously he’s protested his innocence and claims everything he purchased has gone through the legal channels. Still a bit close to home though.