Inauguration of Bulgarian Cultural and Educational Centre in Budapest: A Photo Journey
Hungarians and Bulgarians Strengthen Bonds of Friendship and Cooperation
President Tamás Sulyok of Hungary and his Bulgarian counterpart, Rumen Radev, met in Budapest and highlighted the strong bond and shared destiny between their countries. The discussions focused on various issues, including ethnic minorities, bilateral economic relations, and energy security.
Both presidents agreed on the need to address the root causes of illegal migration and to work towards a sustainable solution. They also emphasized the importance of finding a diplomatic resolution to the war in Ukraine, calling for a ceasefire and lasting peace.
President Sulyok reaffirmed Hungary’s support for Bulgaria’s full accession to the European Union’s Schengen zone and highlighted the significance of ethnic minorities in fostering relations between the two countries.
The inauguration of the Bulgarian Cultural and Educational Centre in Budapest showcased the vibrant Bulgarian community in Hungary and celebrated the cultural ties between the two nations.
On the topic of energy security, Hungary and Bulgaria have a close alliance, particularly in the fields of natural gas supply and nuclear energy. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Péter Szijjártó, emphasized the importance of this partnership in ensuring long-term energy security for Hungary.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán also held talks with President Radev, discussing Hungary’s upcoming presidency of the Council of the European Union and the importance of cooperation between the two countries in promoting peace and development in the region.
Overall, the meetings between Hungarian and Bulgarian leaders underscored the deep-rooted friendship, shared values, and mutual respect that exist between the two nations, paving the way for further collaboration and cooperation in the future.
