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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that Hungarians wish to live in peace with their neighbors and emphasized the importance of cooperation with Romania.

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10 October 2025, 11:44
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In an interview in Cluj-Napoca, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that Hungarians also wish to live in peace and cooperation with their neighbors, including Romania. He highlighted the complexity of bilateral relations, mentioning that Romania has a prime minister with similar visions. Orbán emphasized that the economic stabilization of Romania is essential for improving Romanian-Hungarian trade, stressing that the prosperity of Romanians will also benefit trade between the two countries.

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