António Costa commemorated the 1956 revolution in Budapest
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António Costa, President of the European Council, visited Budapest on October 23. The European Union leader arrived in the Hungarian capital to participate in the ceremonies held on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the 1956 revolution and freedom fight.
A highlight of the visit was when the President of the European Council delivered a speech in the Hungarian National Assembly. In his address, he praised the historical courage of the Hungarian people and the struggle they waged for freedom seven decades ago.
António Costa emphasized that the memory of 1956 is not only important for Hungary but also holds decisive significance for the entire European community. According to the President, the values represented by the Hungarian revolutionaries continue to provide guidance for the member states of the European Union today.
The commemoration also provided an opportunity to strengthen Hungarian and European political relations. During the visit, the parties emphasized their commitment to shared European values, as well as the importance of dialogue in addressing future challenges.
The festive event brought the official commemorations of the 70th anniversary of the 1956 revolution to a fitting close. The presence of the international guest also demonstrates that this important date in Hungarian history has now become part of European memory.
Sources: Consilium.europa.eu
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