President Nicușor Dan accuses the decision-making process in the EU, referring to Hungary's blockage in granting aid to Ukraine.

The President of the Capital, Nicușor Dan, criticized the decision-making process within the European Union, especially in the context of the 90 billion euro aid agreed for Ukraine, which is now blocked by Hungary. In a press conference, Dan emphasized that it is unacceptable for 27 European leaders to decide on a loan, and then be unable to send the money due to the opposition of a single member state.

He avoided commenting on the elections in Hungary scheduled for April 12, but mentioned that the decision-making process in the EU has issues, especially when a state abuses the unanimity mechanism. Nicușor Dan added that discussions to change this mechanism are already underway. His criticism highlights the need to reform the decision-making process in the European Union to avoid such blockages in the future.