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Chinese Defence Minister Visits Presidential Palace In Budapest

• 25 Mar 2021 10:50 AM

Wei Fenghe visited the palace residence of President Janos Ader yesterday for a series of official discussions, which are speculated by local media to have included new Chinese Covid vaccines. 

During the visit he also met Hungary's Deputy Prime Minister Zsolt Semjen and Minister of Defence Tibor Benko, reports CGTN Europe.

As well as meetings which each lasted around half an hour, official pictures were taken before a tour of the Hungarian presidential palace and grounds.

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