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Most Events in 'Future of Europe' Conference Series Held in Hungary

• 2 Dec 2021 7:07 AM

Out of the 395 registered events in the conference series on the future of Europe, Hungary is holding the most from among EU member states, Judit Varga, the justice minister, said on Facebook on Wednesday.

Varga said this was further proof of Hungary’s commitment to exchanging of views on the future of the bloc for which the opinion of Hungarians was indispensable.

In her English-language post, she wrote: “Those who keep crying wolf and accuse us of being anti-EU or eurosceptic must be in big trouble now. Greetings also to those key politicians of the European ‘models’ who have so far tried to expel us from the community!”

“We will stay. With heads held high, clear ideas and a competitive vision. We are not going anywhere. Because we want to keep the Union as it was when we joined it,” she added.


MTI Photo: Balázs Mohai

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