Hungarian Foreign Minister: The theme of the meeting between Hungarian and American leaders will be the Russia-Ukraine conflict and bilateral relations.

Jin10 data reported on November 5 that Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó stated on the local time of the 5th that a meeting between Hungarian and American leaders will be held in Washington, D.C. this week. This will be the sixth formal bilateral meeting between Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán and U.S. President Trump. The two major topics of the meeting are the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Hungarian-American bilateral economic and energy cooperation. When discussing the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Szijjártó pointed out that Hungary has consistently maintained a position of peace over the past three and a half years and has therefore suffered external criticism, including from the EU. He hopes that European politicians will no longer undermine peace efforts. If negotiations between Russia and the U.S. go smoothly, Hungary is willing to host a Russia-U.S. summit in Budapest. Szijjártó also mentioned that Hungary and the U.S. will discuss large economic and energy cooperation plans, and in recent weeks, efforts have been made by all parties towards this goal. This plan will help ensure Hungary's long-term energy security and attract more American investments to Hungary.