PM Magyar Péter outlines growth plan and criticizes intra-party conflicts
Prime Minister Magyar Péter said the government discussed ways to boost the economy, including export development, EU funds, energy security and cheaper energy, and accused Fidesz members of acting without consulting lawyers before confronting authorities.
In a social-media post, Prime Minister Magyar Péter detailed a discussion on steering Hungary’s economy onto a growth trajectory. The agenda covered expanding foreign trade, leveraging EU financing, enhancing energy independence and diversifying sources to lower energy costs. He concluded by alleging that members of the Fidesz faction failed to coordinate with each other or their attorneys before presenting themselves to officials. The remarks reflect internal tensions within the ruling coalition as it seeks economic reforms.
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It reveals the government's economic priorities and internal party tensions that could affect policy implementation.
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