Hungarian politician talks about revolution of national cohesion in Hungary
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The last three and a half decades have seen a “revolution of national cohesion”, the head of parliament’s foreign affairs committee said at the Tranzit Festival in Tihany, at Lake Balaton, on Friday.
“Revolution of national cohesion” in Hungary
At a panel discussion on the unification of the nation following the transition to democracy, Zsolt Németh said Hungarian politics had “questioned the status quo that essentially said it was impossible to build any sort of political, economic or cultural structure on national cohesion and a unified Hungarian nation”.
He said one important step in this had been the establishment of the Hungarian Permanent Conference (MÁÉRT) during the first government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Afterwards, he added, there had been “countless political, economic, educational, church and civil structures built on this sense of national cohesion”.
“That’s why we can consider the last 35 years a revolution of national cohesion,” Németh said, underscoring the need to “find the opportunities with which we can continue on this path”.
Peace, economic stability, prosperity needed
Miklós Panyi, state secretary at the Prime Minister’s Office, said that the favourable international environment and external circumstances also contributed to enabling Hungary’s policy for ethnic minorities. “It offered a path” that provided an opportunity in bilateral relations to incorporate such issues as minority protection and local ethnic Hungarian community affairs, he added.
Hungary, under the Orban – Fidesz Government, like Urinating against the Wind’
You know what happens if you try that ?
Just BLOWS back ALL over you and you end in a MESS.
Is that not Hungary ?
A MESS, of cataclysmic proportions that is WORSENING.