EU backs upcoming personal meeting between Zelenskyy and Magyar
Hungarian ambassador Sándor Fegyir said the EU has urged a personal summit between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar.
During the ceremony for the Nagy Imre monument in Ungvár, Hungarian ambassador Sándor Fegyir announced that, following an EU appeal, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister Péter Magyar have consented to a personal encounter. He described the upcoming talks as a large round-table format intended to warm relations between Ukraine and Hungary. According to Fegyir, ministers are currently pinpointing collaborative projects that could form the basis of the dialogue.
Once these initiatives are defined, a summit could be arranged in Budapest, Kyiv or Beregszász. The ambassador emphasized that the meeting is certain to take place, reflecting a shared commitment to deepen bilateral cooperation.
Why it matters
A high-level Ukraine-Hungary meeting could boost regional cooperation and advance joint projects.
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