President Sulyok’s Vision: A Peaceful Nation by 2025
President Tamás Sulyok Breaks Tradition with Christmas Speech
In a break from tradition, President Tamás Sulyok delivered his year-end speech on Christmas instead of New Year’s Eve. During his Christmas speech on Thursday evening, he praised the Hungarian people for their commitment to peace and expressed his wishes for a healthier and more peaceful nation in 2025.
President Sulyok began his speech by connecting with Hungarians in the spirit of Christmas, referring to it as a time when people seek communion with others. He emphasized the importance of community and unity, stating that every nation is a “community-based unit” that relies on bonds between individuals.
Highlighting the challenges of security threats and the importance of standing together for peace, President Sulyok called for internal peace within the nation. He urged Hungarians not to see each other as enemies and emphasized the need for unity and cooperation to achieve a healthier and more peaceful society by 2025.
The President stressed that the success of a nation is not solely measured by economic or political factors but also by the strength of its communities. He emphasized the importance of sticking together and supporting one another, stating that national survival depends on maintaining strong communities.
In facing the challenges ahead, President Sulyok urged Hungarians to prioritize belonging to each other and staying united despite differences. He concluded his speech by invoking a blessing for Hungary, Hungarian communities, and all Hungarians, emphasizing the value of inclusivity and cooperation in building a better future for the nation.
Overall, President Tamás Sulyok’s Christmas speech highlighted the importance of community, unity, and peace as essential pillars for a flourishing and prosperous society in the coming year.
Via MTI, Featured image: Facebook/Dr. Tamás Sulyok
