Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar held a conversation with European Council President António Costa regarding the steps expected from Kyiv on the issue of Hungarian rights in Ukraine. He reported this on Facebook, UNN informs.
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According to Magyar, before the Hungarian government meeting, he spoke with Costa by phone and informed him about the start of "technical-level consultations with the Ukrainian side to guarantee the linguistic, educational, and cultural rights of the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia through legislation as soon as possible."
President António Costa informed me that he had made it clear to the President of Ukraine the day before that any further steps must be preceded by ensuring respect for the rights of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine
– noted the head of the Hungarian government.
In turn, the country's Minister of Foreign Affairs Anita Orbán reported that Hungarian-Ukrainian expert-level negotiations will begin with the involvement of representatives of Transcarpathian Hungarians in order to organize the rights of the Hungarian community in Transcarpathia.
Recall
Earlier, the new Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orbán stated that Hungary will no longer use its right of veto regarding European Union policy as a blackmail tool and will work to regain the trust of EU and NATO partners.
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