Ukrainian parliamentary leader highlights deepening ties with Hungary
Speaker Dmytro Stefanchuk said recent talks with Hungarian officials marked a step forward in bilateral cooperation and EU integration efforts.
In a series of meetings in Hungary, Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Dmytro Stefanchuk described the discussions as a significant move toward stronger Ukrainian-Hungarian partnership. He highlighted the active momentum of the dialogue and the importance of confronting difficult chapters of shared history. Key agenda items included supporting Ukraine's path to EU membership, expanding interparliamentary cooperation, and cementing good-neighborly ties.
Stefanchuk emphasized mutual interest in deepening relations and thanked his Hungarian counterparts for their hospitality. He also delivered a copy of a Ukrainian parliamentary resolution to the Hungarian National Museum, acknowledging mass repressions against Hungarians between 1944 and 1946.
Why it matters
The talks signal renewed diplomatic engagement that could influence Ukraine's EU bid and regional stability.
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