Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán meets President of Republika Srpska in Budapest
On Thursday, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary met with Milorad Dodik, the president of the Republika Srpska of Bosnia-Herzegovina, in Budapest. The meeting was focused on discussing the EU integration of the Western Balkans and Hungary’s role in furthering the process during its presidency of the EU.
According to the PM’s press chief, Bertalan Havasi, the discussions between Orbán and Dodik were productive and centered on how Hungary can support the Western Balkans’ journey towards EU integration. As Hungary currently holds the rotating presidency of the EU, it has the opportunity to play a significant role in advancing this important process.
The meeting between Orbán and Dodik highlights the importance of cooperation and dialogue between countries in the region to ensure stability, prosperity, and progress. It also demonstrates Hungary’s commitment to supporting its neighbors on their path towards European integration.
For more updates and news on Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s activities and engagements, you can visit his official Facebook page. Stay tuned for further developments and updates on Hungary’s efforts in promoting regional cooperation and integration in the Western Balkans.
