PM Viktor Orbán: Balkans’ peace and stability is key for Hungary
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Saturday left for Banja Luka to meet Milorad Dodik, Serbian member of the presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the PM’s press office told MTI.
The talks will be attended by Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó.
Hungary has a vested interest in the peace, stability and security of the Balkans, and Serbians living in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Republika Sprska play a key role in that process, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Saturday, after meeting with Milorad Dodik, the Serbian member of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s presidential troika, in Banja Luka.
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“Hungarian history shows clearly the effect of the [Balkan] region’s events on our country,” and Hungary is committed to supporting the region’s development, Orbán told the press after the meeting.
“We will expand our neighbourhood and economic programme to the Republika Srpska, we will support small and medium-sized enterprises and so open new opportunities for Hungarian entrepreneurs too,” he said.
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Source: MTI
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The leftist media in the EU is going “ballistic”, Hungary is making more allies. Central European countries must unite against illegal immigration. Central European countries must help each other to counter the Marxist influence of the EU. In retrospect, the EU must admit that Hungary made the right choice, keeping all its options open and not throwing darts at Russia. It is good to know that the people of Hungary will be kept warm during the winter.