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The inauguration of the Szászfenes/Floresti’s Reformed church
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Hungary is now strong enough “in both body and soul” to take responsibility for ethnic Hungarians in Transylvania as well, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in Floresti (Szászfenes), in north-western Romania, on Sunday.
Speaking at the inauguration of the town’s Reformed church, Orbán praised the community’s work in building the congregation.
“Where there is work, a will to act and unity, help won’t be far behind,” Orbán said.
“We are proud that the Hungarian government had the chance to support the completion of this church.”
He said part of the reason why the government was able to assist the Floresti community in building the church was that in 2014, Hungarians of the Carpathian Basin had a chance to support “a cross-border nation policy that assumes responsibility for all Hungarian communities“.
“We Hungarians will only have a future and we will only be able to protect our community, our buildings and intellectual heritage if we unite,” Orbán said.
