Anita Orbán: There are strategic interests that will not change with a change of government
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Foreign Minister Anita Orbán spoke about Hungary's foreign policy situation. The conversation touched on the relations maintained with the United States, energy policy, and Hungarian policy concerning the Western Balkans.
According to the Foreign Minister, there are strategic interests that will not change even if a new government comes to power. These interests shape the country's foreign policy in the long term, which is why they remain important despite political changes.
Relations with the United States have long been an important issue for Hungary. Energy policy is also a key question, because energy supply directly affects the economy and households. Policy toward the Western Balkans is likewise an important part of Hungarian foreign policy, since the region is geographically close to Hungary and its stability also affects security.
According to the statement, the Hungarian government's position is that the main directions of foreign policy do not depend on which party leads the government. Detailed positions and concrete measures may become clearer in further news reports and in the full interview.
Sources: Telex
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