Hungarian and Polish president discuss infrastructure development, energy security
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Presidents János Áder of Hungary and Andrzej Duda of Poland focused on infrastructure development and energy security in their talks in Veszprém, in western Hungary, on Friday.
Addressing a press conference after the meeting that marked the day of Hungarian-Polish friendship, Áder said that regional infrastructure projects, transport corridors, energy security and the Three Seas Initiative had featured high on the agenda.
Áder said the two countries are involved in establishing two major transport corridors between Poland and southern Europe. In the years to come, Hungary will contribute to the ambitious project by building roads between Mosonmagyaróvár and Rajka, between Miskolc and the Slovak border and between Debrecen and the Romanian border.
Concerning energy security, Áder welcomed the construction of an LNG terminal in northern Poland, as a move towards the diversification of oil and gas imports, a common endeavour of all European nations.