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Daily News Daily News · 20/12/2016
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Meeting of Arab League and European Union foreign ministers – Hungarian aspects

Africa Foreign Affairs Ministry of Hungary Middle East

Kairó, 2016. december 20. A Külgazdasági és Külügyminisztérium (KKM) által közreadott képen Szijjártó Péter külgazdasági és külügyminiszter (b), mellette Nikosz Kociasz görög külügyminiszter az EU-Arab Liga külügyminiszterek negyedik találkozójának plenáris ülésén Kairóban 2016. december 20-án. MTI Fotó: KKM / Burger Zsolt

 

Budapest, December 20 (MTI) – Countries in Europe and in the Arab world must cooperate in efforts to fight terrorism and build security, Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s foreign minister, told MTI from Cairo on Tuesday.

Speaking after a meeting of Arab League and European Union foreign ministers, Szijjártó said by phone that in light of recent developments the terrorist threat in Europe is “more serious than ever”.

The minister condemned the terrorist attacks, saying those acts “clearly show that creating and maintaining security for the people must be the focus of European Union policy”.

Terrorist attacks on Europe will continue as long as the EU is unable to stop migration, which creates an opening for terrorist organisations to send their people into Europe, Szijjártó insisted.

“Terrorist organisations are an enemy to both Europe and the Arab countries, which calls for a historic, strong alliance between those countries,” Szijjártó said.

Source: MTI

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  1. Patrick says:
    20/12/2016 at 20:50

    Patrick.Canadian. Journalist..I sincerely hope that someone with some intelligence and honesty (a rare commodity amongst politicians !) is going to say that No European (or Canadian) Taxpayers Money is going to be used to rebuild Syria or Yemen! This is an Arab (and Turkish )problem caused by their moronic medieval religious nonsense !! They caused the the problem–they fix it !!The western world ( real people-average citizens) are sick and tired of Muslim wars–internecine strife. Why the hell should people in the west who are struggling daily to live-subsidize these murderous idiots ?? The perverted Saudi Arabians and their poisonous Wahabists have infected western countries ( with the aid of our spineless western politicians–who PIMP for them). The attacks in Europe are a symptom of this. Now we have The viscous — extremely dangerous troika of Russia–Iran–Turkey planning who knows what in the middle east?? Yet the E.U.still want the paranoid-anti western extremist Erdogan and co. IN THE EU.! THE VISGARD 4 GROUP WON’T WRECK THE E.U.– BRUSSELS/JUNKERS ETC. ARE DOING IT!! IT’S FAILING-!!CRUMBLING!! Due to their stupidity and incompetence! It needs to go back to a FREE TRADE AREA and not a recreation or version of the old Soviet centralisation of everything..That did not work! Remember?? Think about it!!

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