Mothers and Babies at the Hungarian Parliament: A Heartwarming Gathering – Exclusive Photos Included
Dóra Dúró, the deputy head of opposition party Mi Hazánk, recently emphasized the importance of mothers in society at the founding session of the “Mothers’ Parliament” in Hungary. In her speech, she highlighted the crucial role that mothers play in shaping the future and addressed the demographic crisis facing Europe.
Organized by Mi Hazánk and the Mother-Country Foundation, the event took place at the Hungarian Parliament, where Dúró stressed the need to prioritize support for mothers. She stated that motherhood should be seen as an achievement, not a limitation, and expressed concern over the declining population indicators in Hungary, which are at their worst in the country’s history.
During the event, a 15-point package of recommendations was presented by Dúró’s party to tackle the demographic crisis. This package includes initiatives such as a rental home program, preferential VAT rates for child-rearing essentials, and tying family subsidies to the inflation rate.
One of the highlights of the event was the recognition of Nikoletta Kertész, a mother raising three disabled children, who was honored with the Award for Hungarian Life. The gathering of mothers and babies in the Parliament symbolized the importance of supporting families and encouraging motherhood.
As ideas that devalue children and mothers continue to spread, Dúró’s advocacy for mothers and families is crucial in addressing the challenges faced by Hungarian society. By promoting policies that support families and incentivize child-rearing, Dúró and her party aim to combat the demographic crisis and ensure a better future for Hungary.
With the formation of the “Mothers’ Parliament” and the dedication of leaders like Dóra Dúró, there is hope for a brighter future where mothers are recognized, supported, and empowered to shape the next generation.
