Zelenskyy, Hungary’s Magyar Discuss Ukraine’s EU Accession and Ending Russia’s War
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar to discuss Ukraine’s accession to the European Union, efforts to end Russia’s war and renewed bilateral cooperation, UATV English reports. Zelenskyy said the leaders held a one-on-one meeting focused on key bilateral issues and thanked Magyar for supporting the opening of two additional EU negotiating clusters.…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy convened with Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar to deliberate on Ukraine's aspirations for European Union membership, strategies to cease Russia's war, and bolstering bilateral ties, UATV English reported. During their exclusive session, the duo addressed critical domestic matters, expressing gratitude to Magyar for backing the expansion of two further EU negotiating groups.
Ukraine's objective is to finalize the remaining two by year's end, Zelenskyy added. The discussions also encompassed diplomatic endeavors to conclude Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Zelenskyy conveyed appreciation for Hungary's camaraderie with Ukraine and its populace, as well as its willingness to collaborate towards peace. The leaders probed into deepening trade and economic cooperation, encompassing agricultural commodities.
They also concurred on the resumption of collaborative efforts at multiple levels and the scheduling of interludes between their teams. "Ukraine has consistently championed amicable ties and mutual fortification," Zelenskyy stated.
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