Fidesz rejects the European Union's migration pact
The Fidesz party has called on the Hungarian government to publicly announce that Hungary will not implement the European Union's new migration pact. The political organization's firm position is that the country does not wish to participate in the application of the common EU regulation.
The European Union's migration pact enters into force on Friday, imposing new obligations on member states regarding asylum procedures. According to Fidesz representatives, the regulation is contrary to Hungary's interests, which is why they expect an immediate rejection of the matter from the government.
The government is currently examining the details of the pact and its potential effects on the Hungarian legal system. The issue plays a central role in domestic political discourse, as the management of migration has been one of the most important elements of government policy for years.
Further consultations are expected to take place in the coming days regarding the matter, both at the domestic and EU levels. For the Hungarian population, the decision is also of paramount importance because it affects the protection of the country's borders and the conditions for the use of EU funds.