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Protecting Hungary’s Sovereignty: National Consultation Response Crucial, Says State Secretary

A high response rate in the government’s National Consultation public survey will strengthen Hungary’s sovereignty, according to Balázs Hidvéghi, the parliamentary state secretary of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet Office. Hidvéghi emphasized the importance of a strong response rate in order to give the government the necessary strength to represent Hungarian independence and the country’s right to make decisions on important issues.

In a video message, Hidvéghi highlighted the challenges Hungary has faced with Brussels attempting to impose its position on various issues and now even pushing for a “cold trade war” that dictates with whom Hungary can trade. He stressed that it is crucial for Hungary to maintain its ability to freely engage in trade with both Western and Eastern partners in order to exceed the EU’s average growth rate.

Hidvéghi mentioned that the economy should not be politicized and requires neutrality. The upcoming National Consultation survey will address topics such as family tax benefits and the 13th month pension. While Brussels advocates for solving demographic and labor market challenges through mass migration, the Hungarian government stands by its belief in supporting families with children and increasing family tax breaks. Additionally, while Brussels calls for the elimination of the 13th-month pension, the Hungarian government sees it as a crucial benefit that should remain in place permanently.

The National Consultation survey serves as a platform for Hungarian citizens to voice their opinions and contribute to important decision-making processes that will impact the country’s future direction. It is an opportunity for individuals to participate in shaping their nation’s policies and reinforcing Hungary’s sovereignty in the face of external pressures.

 

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