Fidesz Lawmaker: V4 to Fight Jointly for Post-Pandemic Position in Europe
The Visegrád Group countries have the opportunity to cooperate in the fight for the region’s position in a post-pandemic Europe, the head of parliament’s foreign affairs committee told an international conference on Saturday.
Zsolt Németh told a discussion at the Europe of the Carpathians conference that the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia were the engines of infrastructure development in the larger central European region. The Hungarian stretch of the Via Carpathia international road network is slated to be completed this year, he said.
Another important issue will be the region’s ability to bounce back after the coronavirus pandemic, and the position it can acquire in the European Union’s industry policy, its green agreement, and in key economic areas like digitalization and the rehabilitation of production lines, Németh told the conference held in Przemysl, southern Poland, which h
Countries of the Visegrád Group “see it as their mission to set an example for Europe in terms of demography”, Katalin Novák, Hungary’s minister without portfolio in charge of family affairs, said on Thursday.
Speaking at an online conference attended by her Slovak, Czech, and Polish counterparts, Novák said that the four countries “refuse to give up their future and culture”. No European country sees a sufficient number of births, and “though their population is growing, that growth comes from mass immigration,” she insisted.
The Visegrad Group countries have a responsibility to protect Europe from external attacks and internal imperial ambitions in the interest of the continent’s future, and to preserve “the independence of our homelands and nations”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in article in the Wednesday issue of pro-government daily Magyar Nemzet. Over the course of its […]Continue reading