PM Orbán flies away next week to meet with leader campaigning with a chainsaw
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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán spoke by phone with Javier Milei, the newly elected president of Argentina, and congratulated him on his election victory, on Friday, Orbán’s press chief said.
Milei invited Orbán to attend the inauguration ceremony set for 10 December in Buenos Aires which the Hungarian prime minister accepted, Bertalan Havasi said.
Here is a video of the chainsaw man leading Argentina:
Orbán: Hungary to become meeting point for most developed companies from East, West
Hungary’s national economic strategy is built on the idea to make Hungary a meeting point of the most developed companies from the East and the West, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Friday. Orbán expressed his congratulations in Baku for the revival of the United Nations Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia (SPECA).
He said that after participating in international politics for 33 years, his experience was that the past 10 years had been very different from the previous 20. Following the financial crisis, Europe was hit by a migration crisis eight years ago, which was followed by a pandemic, then the war broke out in Ukraine and most recently, the security crisis started in the Middle East, he added.
“We must prepare for having to find solutions that promote the development of our respective countries under stormy circumstances even in the future,” he said.
The revival of SPECA can be of great help in this situation, he added.
Europe has been in the frontline of the aforementioned challenges, with a war under way in Europe, the continent’s competitiveness deteriorating, more and more countries developing parallel societies, and the threat of terror continually growing, he said.
European economic growth rested on a firm basis in the past three decades, he said. The idea was to link developed western technology with easily and cheaply available energy from the east, mainly from Russia, he added. However, as a result of the war and the response given to the war, this cooperation has disintegrated and no new strategy has been developed, he said.
A great debate is under way in Europe about how to link the continent with the world located to the east. “There are two schools of thought in this debate, one wants to get separated and the other wants to get connected,” he added.
By sticking together, conservatives will change the world for the better.
The Ugly and the Beast.
Democracy in action. Increasingly Orbán is not going to be as isolated as many of his enemies would like to pretend that he is. Within the EU now, even, I imagine he has an important new ally.
Happy people do not change governments for the sake of change. It is obvious that Argentina’s previous government did not serve the population; the once prosperous country no longer guaranteed an acceptable standard of living.
It is obvious that Hungarians are still satisfied with the FIDESZ government. When the people of Hungary are dissatisfied, they will elect a different regime. This process, called democracy, it only works without foreign interference.