Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar will hold his first official one-on-one meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday, October 16. The talks are scheduled to take place during the Hungarian prime minister’s visit to Brussels for a European Union summit.
Péter Magyar announced this on Facebook.
“On Friday morning, I will hold my first official one-on-one talks with the president of Ukraine,” the Hungarian prime minister wrote.
Magyar said he was heading to Brussels to attend an important EU summit. The agenda includes further strengthening the protection of the EU’s external borders, addressing the energy crisis and discussing the EU’s seven-year budget, which is crucial for Hungary’s development.
On Wednesday, October 14, Magyar plans to hold talks with the prime ministers of the Visegrád Four countries.
On Thursday, ahead of the summit, he will attend a meeting of European People’s Party heads of government, as well as consultations on cohesion policy convened by the Italian prime minister.
