The European Commission expects anti-corruption reforms from Hungary
In a recently published report, the European Commission called on Hungary and Spain to take more decisive steps to strengthen the rule of law. According to the Brussels-based body, both countries urgently need to improve their judicial systems and anti-corruption measures.
The report highlights that further reforms are needed to achieve greater transparency. According to European Commission experts, strengthening legal safeguards is essential for the operation of state institutions to meet European Union expectations and standards.
The document pays particular attention to the oversight of the use of public funds. The Commission's goal is to make decision-making processes in member states more transparent and to reduce corruption risks in the public sector.
For Hungary, the implementation of these reforms could be crucial for accessing EU funds. In the coming period, the government must present detailed plans on how it intends to fulfill the recommendations from Brussels.
The process is ongoing, and the European Commission will continue to closely monitor the implementation of the pledged measures in the future. The goal is for the legal systems of the member states to comply with EU requirements in every respect.